Stories by PRNEWS

While Google still hasn’t released brand pages for its highly touted Google+ platform, PR pros need to be able to hit the ground running once they’re made available. Weber Shandwick digital community manager Marcy Massura provides four starting points for orientation.

Mindy Finn, partner at political communications firm Engage, provides five integral components for a modern public advocacy campaign, including social media initiatives and influencer targeting.

Peppercom refreshes a 20-year-old event by mixing bartending with the Olympics—and ultimately drives more traffic to T.G.I. Friday’s.

â–¶ Crises Confidence Low: A survey of company executives conducted by Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman and Levick Strategic Communications finds that though 60% of respondents say their companies have a crisis plan in place, just… Continued

The best in digital PR campaigns will be honored at the Digital PR Awards luncheon at New York’s Grand Hyatt on October 4, 2011.

While the Flip may be no more, new, affordable video technologies have come to the forefront. However, compelling content is still the main ingredient.

While the Flip may be no more, new, affordable video technologies have come to the forefront. However, compelling content is still the main ingredient.

Whether or not Google+ will ultimately challenge Facebook’s social media domination, PR professionals should take careful note of the new platform—which has seen record adoption rates.

Whether or not Google+ will ultimately challenge Facebook’s social media domination, PR professionals should take careful note of the new platform—which has seen record adoption rates.

While most company executives maintain that their organization has a crisis plan in place, less than a third feel confident in their company’s ability to adequately respond during a crisis.