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Gone are the days of formality. Now, the relationship between reporter and corporation requires frequency and transparency.

A new PR News survey, "Communications in an Age of Transparency," finds that while some say their employee communications are "excellent," many see room for improvement.

By encouraging the establishment of student-run PR agencies, communications pros can help foster qualified, well-rounded candidates for the profession.

Careful tracking of social networks enables you to get feedback on your products, find out how your competition is perceived, and learn exactly which issues and challenges your customers and potential customers are most concerned about.

Unfortunate comments by Zoo New England’s CEO over zoo budget cuts by the state created a nationwide stir that required quick action by PR agency Rasky Baerlein.

New and powerful Facebook features, like Connect and @mention, have enabled PR organizations to drive more meaningful eyeballs, registrations and audience interaction.

As consumers tighten their budgets and consider simpler lifestyles, how should public relations react?

Different types of crises dictate different attitudes on the part of spokespersons. During a crisis, effective spokespersons must, primarily through their non-verbal cues, leave stakeholders with the impression that they are compassionate, competent and confident.

For smaller businesses and nonprofits, community access television can be an attractive alternative outreach platform.

A new study shows a wide social media adoption gap between B2B and B2C, yet among B2B communicators, there is cause for optimism that the gap will close.