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The tweet caught my eye: “Don’t support The Weather Channel by calling this storm Nemo.” But I liked that name, and so did thousands of tweeters who tucked #Nemo into their 140-character updates. While not intended as the cute Nemo fish of Disney…

“It’s PR’s fault.” This is what a reporter acquaintance for a daily publication recently told me, as she was lamenting the inability to set up a meeting with a top executive at a major trade show coming up. “They didn’t get back to me, and …

Meetings are both a blessing and a curse. On one hand, great ideas and solutions abound when you bring people into a room, face to face.  People learn from one another and also get to know their colleagues better.  Ideas, concepts, hot-button issues …

56% of respondents disagreed that PR marketing agencies would benefit by eliminating the term "client" from their vernacular.

Don Stacks, director of the public relations program at the University of Miami’s School of Communication, still likes to correct the thinking that PR can’t be measured.

This New York Times video explains some low maintenance video apps that are designed to turn your smartphone’s library into short films.

Stephanie Scott, social media specialist for American airlines, provides four lessons learned from the Alec Baldwin Words With Friends tweeting incident.

The popular mobile photo sharing app gives PR pros and communications execs full access to the community’s stream of mobile photos on the Web.

Beth Haiken, VP of corporate citizenship and communications at Waypoint Homes, provides her six-point Princess Manifesto to stave off rudeness in the workplace.

It may not equal Jonas Salk discovering the polio vaccine or Albert Einstein discovering the theory of relativity, but Apple Inc.’s recent discovery of public relations is worth noting. For years the technology and consumer-products giant was notorio…