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Quick Study: Event Communicators Prefer Face-to-Face to Virtual; Women More Likely Than Men to Support Causes

May 30th, 2011 by

â–¶ Virtual Events (Almost) Virtually Nonexistent: Exhibitor magazine’s 2011 Virtual Events Survey reveals that virtual events will not replace live, face-to-face events any time soon. More than 70% of corporate events executives are not earmarking… Continued

How to Spot Key Trends and Engage Influencers

May 30th, 2011 by

With the rise of digital PR/social media, identifying the true influencers and thought leaders for your organization has never been easier—but you must keep your mind open.

Treat Your Brand Ambassadors Right on Facebook by Using the Groups Feature

May 30th, 2011 by

While a Facebook page extends a brand to a potential audience of millions, Facebook Groups allows for the formation of exclusive communities that nurture true brand advocates.

PR Myth of the Month: Business Pace Calls for Real-Time Analytics 

May 30th, 2011 by

Mark Weiner, CEO of PRIME Research, debunks the assumption that the accelerated pace of business requires real-time analytics to make serious PR decisions.

Social Media Watch: Twitter Posts Reveal Negative Reaction to Burson-Marsteller’s Work for Facebook

May 23rd, 2011 by

After it became known that B-M was executing a media relations campaign against Google on behalf of its client, Facebook, social negativity on Twitter about the firm nearly doubled.

Social Media Watch: Twitter Posts Reveal Negative Reaction to Burson-Marsteller’s Work for Facebook

May 23rd, 2011 by

After it became known that B-M was executing a media relations campaign against Google on behalf of its client, Facebook, social negativity on Twitter about the firm nearly doubled.

Tip Sheet: The United States of Europe? Think Again

May 23rd, 2011 by

Although we’re more globally connected than ever, PR approaches across the pond are decidedly different. Here are some contrasts to consider before practicing PR in Europe.

Quick Study: Journalists Use Twitter to Source New Story Angles; Companies Fight Digital Diversions With Social Shutdown

May 23rd, 2011 by

â–¶ Journos Source Socially: The Oriella PR Network’s fourth annual Digital Journalism Study reveals that a large percentage of journalists now use digital and social media—such as blogs, Facebook and Twitter—to source and verify the… Continued

Companies Fight Digital Diversions With Social Shutdown

May 23rd, 2011 by

As the use of social tools and networks encroaches further on the typical workday, some companies are fighting back to restore worker productivity with policies to minimize distractions.

Journalists Source Socially for New Story Angles

May 23rd, 2011 by

Twitter, Facebook and blogs are key elements in the modern journalist’s repertoire for sourcing new story angles and connecting with PR pros.