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Retailers have been opening for business earlier and earlier on Black Friday—and now, some are even opening on Thanksgiving night. One Target employee’s online petition could lead to some consumer unrest.

A couple of sex-related scandals take center stage, as the crisis responses of presidential candidate Cain and Penn State are analyzed.

The number of top 100 U.S. companies reporting corporate responsibility initiatives has risen 11%, with more than a third of them reporting financial gains from their CR initiatives.

A bevy of digital platforms now enables you to tell your organization’s stories through the creation of a "storytelling ecosystem."

A bevy of digital platforms now enables you to tell your organization’s stories through the creation of a "storytelling ecosystem."

Intel’s Advisor program puts key audience influencers at the forefront—helping Intel business units shape products and PR and marketing devise the right communications strategies.

After popping off on Twitter about the firing of Joe Paterno, Twitter king Kutcher hands the controls to his Katalyst team, throwing into question the authenticity of any of his tweets.

Social media and public relations experts offered practical lessons in how to build an engaged community of followers and advocates at PR News’ Nov. 10 Twitter Conference in Las Vegas.

While Facebook still drives most of the sharing of press releases, new data has shown that Twitter is responsible for driving more views.

Matthew Deffebach of Haynes and Boone puts employers’ fear of social media under the microscope.