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Exxon kept quiet about its discovery of possibly 1 billion barrels of recoverable oil until its recent court battle with the federal government.

No company likes product recalls, but they do offer a way to communicate with customers on a more human level.

Leading up to the PR News Twitter Conference in November in Las Vegas, panelist Sabrina Horn of the Horn Group opines on the importance of content, Twitter staffing and key measurements that resonate with the C-suite.

Leading up to the PR News Twitter Conference in November in Las Vegas, panelist Sabrina Horn of the Horn Group opines on the importance of content, Twitter staffing and key measurements that resonate with the C-suite.

For the most part, Michael Bloomberg’s tenure as NYC mayor has gone smoothly, but a decision excluding 9/11 first responders from the upcoming ceremony may lead to rough waters ahead.

For the most part, Michael Bloomberg’s tenure as NYC mayor has gone smoothly, but a decision excluding 9/11 first responders from the upcoming ceremony may lead to rough waters ahead.

Should governments be able to shut down or censor social media platforms if those platforms are playing a role in inciting violence?

Should governments be able to shut down or censor social media platforms if those platforms are playing a role in inciting violence?

While there wasn’t much positive Twitter chatter around President Obama’s role in the debt ceiling debate, a majority of the tweets were in fact neutral.

While there wasn’t much positive Twitter chatter around President Obama’s role in the debt ceiling debate, a majority of the tweets were in fact neutral.