To encourage New Yorkers to fight Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s large soda ban, a coalition of soft drink manufacturers and vendors has chosen five different paths to spread its messages.
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PR News Hotlist: 5 Ways the Beverage Industry Is Battling Bloomberg’s Ban
July 19th, 2012 by Bill MiltenbergTo encourage New Yorkers to fight Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s large soda ban, a coalition of soft drink manufacturers and vendors has chosen five different paths to spread its messages.
Who’s Going to Push the Boy Scouts Into the 21st Century?
July 18th, 2012 by Steve GoldsteinWe pay a price when we close our eyes to what’s going on in the world beyond our daily routines. We also pay a price when we do pay attention to that larger world. In this morning’s New York Times is a picture of a wounded child in Qusayr, …
Adding CSR Efforts to Wikipedia: Go the Indirect Route
July 17th, 2012 by Scott Van CampPR pros must rely on the community of Wikipedia editors to add their company’s CSR efforts (or anything else) to its Wikipedia entry, but there are ways to accelerate the process.
6 Reasons Why Grammar Still Matters in the Digital Age
July 17th, 2012 by Andrew HindesWith journalistic style becoming increasingly casual and conversational, PR pros must still abide by the basic rules of usage, punctuation and style.
Adding CSR Efforts to Wikipedia: Go the Indirect Route
July 17th, 2012 by Scott Van CampPR pros must rely on the community of Wikipedia editors to add their company’s CSR efforts (or anything else) to its Wikipedia entry, but there are ways to accelerate the process.
It’s Now a Content Marketing World
July 17th, 2012 by Joe PulizziThe average company spends approximately 25% of its marketing budget on content creation—a figure that will likely grow over the next few years.
It’s Now a Content Marketing World
July 17th, 2012 by Joe PulizziThe average company spends approximately 25% of its marketing budget on content creation—a figure that will likely grow over the next few years.
6 Reasons Why Grammar Still Matters in the Digital Age
July 17th, 2012 by Andrew HindesWith journalistic style becoming increasingly casual and conversational, PR pros must still abide by the basic rules of usage, punctuation and style.
Case Study: Grassroots National Campaign to Launch Safeway’s New All-Natural Food Line Proves PR Can Be a Picnic
July 16th, 2012 by Linda RomanelloThe world’s longest picnic table, wide media coverage and a social media contest put Safeway’s Open Nature line front and center with the public.