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Winner: Fleishman-Hillard – @ATTSXS W 2010 Fleishman-Hillard turned to Twitter to help AT&T reach the smartphone users and high influencers attending the 2010 SXSW music festival in Austin, Texas. Using the Twitter handle @ATTSXSW, AT&T showed… Continued

Winner: Levick Strategic Communications – Supporting the Search for Morgan Harrington When college student Morgan Harrington went missing, Levick and the Harrington family turned to social networks to raise awareness and generate leads. After launching main… Continued

Winner: Hunter PR – The Launch of the Kraft Macaroni & Cheese Facebook Fan Page To build awareness of Kraft Macaroni & Cheese’s new Cheddar Explosion product, particularly with moms, Hunter PR launched a new Facebook… Continued

Winner: Edelman, imc2 and PSC Group – BarillaUS.com 2010 Relaunch Barilla, a leader in the pasta industry, is known for its quality and authenticity. Despite this brand recognition among customers, the company found that its Web… Continued

Winner: Fleishman-Hillard – AT &T Insider Goes 3.0 and Rethinks Possible When AT&T rebranded itself under the “Rethink Possible” umbrella, it was also time to rethink the look, feel and content of its employee Intranet portal… Continued

Winner: Fleishman-Hillard – Texting & Driving…It Can Wait: Engaging Employees To help combat the frightening statistic that drivers are 23% more likely to crash when texting while driving, AT&T tapped Fleishman-Hillard to develop an online employee… Continued

Winner: Sesame Workshop – Sesame Street’s 40th Anniversary Tasked with honoring Sesame Street’s 40th anniversary, Sesame Workshop crafted a robust campaign to cement the show’s iconic legacy and to market its new segments, format and CGI animation style. With… Continued

Mutual trust and a set of firm ground rules go a long way toward keeping PR and legal counsel on point during a crisis. Having the CEO on board with messaging doesn’t hurt, either.

Radio may not be one of the hot digital platforms, but as one of the oldest communications mediums, it still packs a punch when it comes to reaching target audiences.

Crisis expert Jim Lukaszewski says in the case of management problems, CEOs can’t hide behind corporate responsibility initiatives.