Archive: July 2012

Despite an increase in the percentage of PR pros who received no salary increase, the lion’s share of respondents in PR News’ second annual Salary Survey say they are moderately to very satisfied with their positions.

Despite an increase in the percentage of PR pros who received no salary increase, the lion’s share of respondents in PR News’ second annual Salary Survey say they are moderately to very satisfied with their positions.

Slurpee fans showed up for their free drinks on 7-Eleven Day, but the brand itself was a no-show on Pinterest and Instagram.

Slurpee fans showed up for their free drinks on 7-Eleven Day, but the brand itself was a no-show on Pinterest and Instagram.

The two networks hope to draw more viewership via social engagement around the upcoming presidential election and the summer Olympics, but Facebook just might have the most to gain.

The two networks hope to draw more viewership via social engagement around the upcoming presidential election and the summer Olympics, but Facebook just might have the most to gain.

Like many in the U.S., I’ve been doing my best to stay cool in the midst of record-breaking heat the last couple of weeks. Living in the Washington, D.C. area, temperatures in the mid-to-upper 90s have become the norm of late. In a word, it’s been …

The Hall of Famer’s public comments about one of New York’s superstars didn’t go over well with the organization.

The Hall of Famer’s public comments about one of New York’s superstars didn’t go over well with the organization.

Current PR interns offer the next crop of newbies advice on how to make the most of their PR internship.