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For its “Coral Reefs Saved My Life” campaign, The Nature Conservancy led off with a video featuring Arden O’Connor, who was being treated with a drug that originated in the ocean.

Celebrities have all the fun on social media. Some get paid an obscene amount of money to promote a brand on Facebook or Twittter; most have the freedom to tweet their thoughts whenever they want.

For communicators who want to prove ROI, they’re going to have to start being more proactive on how to calculate their spreadsheets.

To make life a little easier, here are some things not to do when pitching journalists.

An abundance of self-confidence from executives can strain effective communications.

When commemorating and reflecting on Sept. 11, 2001, most of us recall the individual and family losses. For some organizations, the attack killed staff members and forever changed their cultures. Perhaps none

A recent academic study of public relations agency websites found that, while most are very strong in the areas of usefulness of information and ease of interface, there was a wide variation in both site

▶ Politicians Can Learn From Forward-Thinking Business Leaders: Politicians who fail to act with long-term interests in mind can learn from forward-thinking business leaders, according to the recently

Three years after the Barcelona Principles were crafted communications professionals are making some progress toward implementation, but still have a ways to go.

Harnessing the power of technology properly should allow it to help us with our job, rather than overwhelm us.