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In the wake of Japan’s nuclear fallout, the U.S. public is split on whether nuclear power plants should be built on American soil, due in large part to environmental benefits and nuclear waste disposal issues.

PRIME Research’s Mark Weiner finds holes in the assumption that the value of PR is the same as proving the return on investment of PR.

The majority of bosses admit that their path to management wasn’t ideal, and workers discuss the six biggest complaints about their managers.

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U.S. consumers rate retailers as the greatest customer service providers among 143 large companies, while healthcare providers rank last. 

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What does a Facebook fan mean to an organization? A new study that delves into fans and brands finds that gaining insight and customer loyalty are two major benefits for communicators. ROI, however, is another story.

Don’t wait until a nasty online post takes a bite out of your brand. Be proactive by creating and posting compelling content on varying domain names that will overwhelm the negative and accentuate the positive.

Consumers are more likely to purchase products that feature third party certifications than products with vague claims or environmental imagery.

While TV viewing habits have been greatly influenced by simultaneous online and mobile engagement, the majority of Americans’ purchasing decisions are still influenced by TV ads.

Americans’ perception of brands are shaped by spelling variants within company names. The tailoring of words can change whether a company is viewed as innovative or capable.