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Party City Gets a Dressing-Down for Facebook Censorship

September 28th, 2015 by

Party City has not responded to claims that it removed customer feedback from its Facebook page after a customer penned a letter detailing her issues with the gendering of the store’s Halloween costumes.

Go Beyond Social Media to Get Your Point Across

September 28th, 2015 by

Readers, viewers, consumers and those who follow social media are all engaged in a fluid, changing environment. What works one day on social media may not work the next.

How to Build the New, Trusted VW: 4 PR Views

September 28th, 2015 by

We ask 4 PR pros to discuss Volkswagen’s future.

ESPN’s PR Chief Shares His Career-Building Mentoring Secrets

September 28th, 2015 by

I love to learn from other people and I’ve always believed I get more from the relationship than I give. Mentoring younger folks keeps my eyes fresh.

The Week in PR

September 28th, 2015 by

Former Twitter News Chief Joins Weber Shandwick: We’ll admit a bias. We’ve known former Twitter global news chief Vivian Schiller for years, having met her at the dawn of the digital age, when she ran with

5 Ways FedEx’s Media Team Delivers Its Brand Story on Instagram

September 28th, 2015 by

5 tips from FedEx about using Instagram to tell brand stories.

8 Tips to Help You Get Reporters and Bloggers to Embed Your Infographics

September 28th, 2015 by

Ask any journalist to give his/her thoughts on infographics and you should expect, at the very least, an eye roll. Though news outlets have used infographics since before the birth of the Internet and USA

How a 60-Year-Old Brand and its Agency Partner Built a Twitter Following

September 25th, 2015 by

Even for a brand as well known as Just Born Quality Confections’ PEEPS, building its audience on an under-utilized social platform can be a staggering feat.

How to Turn ‘Nice to Know Data’ Into Actionable Insights

September 25th, 2015 by

Knowing what data to pull and measure to track the success of your social media efforts does not have to be a mystery.