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Considering launching a mobile app for your organization? Here are some tips from Vijay Chattha, head of mobile apps marketing and PR agency AppLaunchPR.

While the word “app” recently appeared on an annual list of words that should be banned from the English language, you won’t see rich mobile application developers, giddy PR executives and satisfied smartphone owners dropping… Continued

The divide between public relations and marketing began long before the advent of social media. Alan Scott, chief marketing officer of Dow Jones Enterprise Media Group, is keenly aware of the friction between the two,… Continued

As the number of communications platforms reaching customers and other stakeholders rises, decisions on who should guide those platforms become more complex. Yet those decisions have a monumental effect on communications success and, ultimately, the… Continued

To facilitate policies and campaigns focused on energy, smart companies engaged in the energy policy debate should focus on overcoming three obstacles.

As the smartphone wars heat between Apple, Google, Blackberry, Palm and others, consumers buying the mobile handsets are expected to use them for purchases more this year.

The world’s best corporate citizens differ in their social responsibility emphasis depending on the location of their headquarters, says new study fielded by the Arthur W. Page Center for Integrity in Public Communication at Penn State University.

Companies on Inc.’s 500 fastest-growing list are adopting social media at high rates. Polling members of Inc. Magazine’s 500 fastest-growing companies for a third straight year, a study conducted by the Center for Marketing Research at University of Massachusetts Dartmouth found the 45% of the companies are blogging.

A survey of midsize, independent PR agencies by Worldcom Group finds that new business opportunities at the end of 2009 increased, and the agencies are cautiously optimistic for a positive year.

The world’s best corporate citizens differ in their social responsibility emphasis depending on the location of their headquarters, says new study fielded by the Arthur W. Page Center for Integrity in Public Communication at Penn State University.