However, who knew a tiny squiggle of a punctuation mark—the Oxford comma—could be so controversial?
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When ‘Correct’ Writing Looks Wrong, What’s a PR Writer to Do?
December 8th, 2022 by Paul StregevskyA light-hearted look at how age sometimes influences writing choices. And tips for how careful PR writers can adapt and even thrive under those conditions.
8 Rules to Sharpen Your PR Writing
April 21st, 2015 by Richard BrownellGood PR writing does not happen naturally. There are some key rules that can guide your writing and make your PR communications fresh and exciting.
50 Words Your Press Release Can Do Without
January 28th, 2015 by Richard BrownellPress releases are too often mired down in jargon, corporate terms and techno-babble that turn people off. Here is a list of some words to avoid.
Avoid Jargon and Clichés in Your PR Writing
February 4th, 2014 by Richard BrownellFew things will kill your message quicker than the use of worn-out or obscure language. Here are some rules to write by and some bad habits to avoid.
10 Takeaways from PR News’ Chicago Writing Boot Camp
November 25th, 2013 by Richard BrownellTweeting and posting with mobile in mind is just one of many takeaways from the recent PR News Writing Boot Camp in Chicago.