Stories by PRNEWS

The obsession for authenticity in communications has led to an agreement between the news media and the White House that the president will no longer pose for photos in which he appears to be making a speech that he’s already made.

Discovery Communications’ Corporate Affairs and Global Communications team not only supported the launches of 3 joint venture networks, but professionally handled a hostage crisis and established the the globally successful Discovery Your Impact Day.

The hacking of PBS’ Web sites offers a glimpse of a nightmare that all organizations fear but few are prepared for.

National Geographic’s media relations team launched a multi-layered press campaign for Great Migrations, the network’s largest programming undertaking yet. Media efforts included international press trips and three major screening events in the U.S.

With the announcement that Jobs will keynote the Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple is communicating that spiritually, Steve Jobs will never leave the company.

Edelman’s Monte Lutz offers a preview of his Aug. 9 Facebook Conference discussion on how—and how not to—build a community of continually engaged brand advocates.

When it comes to social media, women are more apt to be believers in the role that sites like Facebook can play in facilitating cause-related involvement.

For all the talk of online events like webcasts and virtual meetings eventually supplanting live events, attendees still value the energy, face time and networking opportunities of a live event.

Mark Weiner, CEO of PRIME Research, debunks the assumption that the accelerated pace of business requires real-time analytics to make serious PR decisions.

â–¶ Virtual Events (Almost) Virtually Nonexistent: Exhibitor magazine’s 2011 Virtual Events Survey reveals that virtual events will not replace live, face-to-face events any time soon. More than 70% of corporate events executives are not earmarking… Continued