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Research from the Kellogg School found that team efficiency is influenced by the seating arrangements of groups.

A comScore study says that social networking sites reach a higher percentage of women than men globally, with 75.8% of all women online visiting a social networking site in May 2010 versus 69.7% of men.

Archer Group CEO Lee Mikles, who will be speaking at PR News’ Digital PR Summit on Oct. 6, says you should listen before you leap into social network communications.

â–¶ Reporters’ Insomnia: An Exponent survey of 120 agricultural business journalists gives a glimpse of what keeps reporters up at night: rapidly changing media channel, especially social media. While nearly three-quarters (73%) of respondents say… Continued

There’s nothing like getting rewarded for hard work. Here are  five tips for turning your great PR work into awards entries that stand out from the competition.

CSR leaders UPS and Cisco Systems Canada share tips on how they communicate their CSR programs to stakeholders. Tip No. 1: Don’t just spout statistics.

The APCO Worldwide team spent almost two years devoted to the Ford’s Theater renovation campaign. How can agencies maintain consistency and quality over this span?

A solid client relationship was crucial in APCO Worldwide’s comprehensive campaign for the Ford Theater Society. Here are some tips on fostering good relations.

Public affairs on the ground in Iraq is a little more dangerous than stateside efforts, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t any universal takeaways.

Iraq-based public affairs specialists turned to social media to spread the word about the activities of the Army Corps of Engineers. Here are some best practices from the effort.