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PR News asked three PR pros teaching adjunct courses to the PR executives of the future: Is the PR curriculum at your school on the mark, and what do students excel at—and lack—as they graduate and enter the job market?

PR News and Mike Smith Public Affairs surveyed nearly 400 public affairs executives, finding that the ability to measure efforts and keeping up with social media and emerging technologies are their biggest challenges.

Do you think your organization has what it takes to apply for a Best Places to Work ranking? Susan Springer of Best Companies Group shares the core focus areas of the employee survey that nominees are required to field.

For a large public company, earning the top spot on a best place to work list may be just a small blip on the communications plan. But to a privately held company like SAS, the designation is golden.

Corporate America favors the proposed government financial reforms, according to a new survey.

The problem of CEO lip dislocation has lately reared its ugly head; crisis guru Jim Lukaszewski reveals the symptoms and the cures for this serious malady.

PR News tracks the Twitter presence of the top-earning Fortune 50 companies.

A new study says worldwide PR agency revenues were down in the 5% range; but one prominent PR exec feels that number is too low.

One industry sector whose budgets are notoriously scrutinized is healthcare—particularly within hospitals. Budget-cutting considerations can easily be transferred to other industries.

PR executives take a midyear budget/resources gut check, and figure what is working, what’s not and where to better position dollars and people for the rest of the year.