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CEOs Take The Heat According to a new survey released by Weber Shandwick and KRC Research, CEOs carry the lion’s share of blame when their company’s reputation is damaged in a crisis. The study, which… Continued

According to a recent story in BusinessWeek, the trend of major corporations employing people who work from home is ramping up in a big way. Abetted by technology and urged by managers struggling to cut… Continued

Seven Things You Will Learn In This Week’s Issue Of PR News 1. A recent study found that nearly 60% of blame is directly attributed to the CEO after a crisis strikes. 2. IBM saves… Continued

Considering that nearly every brand benefits from an integrated communications approach, why is it so difficult for most organizations to pull this off? Why is it that breaking down internal silos is, to some PR… Continued

The 1979 one-hit wonder from the British group “The Buggles” may claim that “video killed the radio star,” but the medium’s reputation fares better in the modern communications age. Video has made huge strides in… Continued

It may have been a corporate buzzword in 2006, but ‘innovation’ has fully transitioned to a business imperative for 2007, according to a survey from Weber Shandwick and KRC Research. The creativity economy, as coined… Continued

Nonprofit Staffing Challenges Nonprofit Employment Practices are top-of-mind with the release of the first annual WorkforNonprofits.org recruitment survey. The survey, which polled more than 115 nonprofits and human resources professionals, shed a grim light on… Continued

Seven Things You Will Learn In This Week’s Issue Of PR News 1. More than 2,300 CFOs are expected to be driven from their posts due to challenges brought on by compliance issues, according to… Continued

PR News’ Legal PR Awards were designed to acknowledge the progress that marketing and communications professionals have made in the legal and crisis management arena, from creating an innovative annual report that conveys a firm’s… Continued

It was a text-book study of how an industry’s chronic problem can suddenly become a front-page firestorm. On Wednesday, February 14, 2007, a winter storm crippled commercial air flights across the U.S., but it was… Continued