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The man who was hired to lead BP’s communications efforts after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill is now helping a European banker lobby group repair the oily reputation of bankers.

Google shared statistics with the New York Times to prove that its social network is alive and well.

The majority of new media executives are in tune with demands of the evolving marketplace and have transformed their marketing and communications operations accordingly.

Has the news that the New Orleans Saints had a “bounty” program—paying defensive players $1,500 for a “knockout” and $1,000 for a “cart-off” of offensive opponents—been a PR disaster for the NFL? Hardly. Currently the NFL is exp…

Measurement expert Angela Jeffrey helps you clear a pathway through the maze of monitoring companies.

There’ a lot to like about Pinterest—not least its rapidly expanding user base. Here is a baker’s dozen tips to help your pins (and your clients’ pins) get noticed and repinned.

Rush Limbaugh’s advertisers can be added to the list of brands that includes Apple, Susan G. Komen for the Cure and Lowe’s that have been forced to deal with fast-growing groundswells of online condemnation.

LeBron James, Kobe Bryant and Jeremy Lin dominated the Twitter-sphere during the NBA’s All-Star extravaganza.

Despite a regular stream of public gaffes, some leaders still resist formal media training. Here’s how to get them with the program.

Here’s a primer on the new Facebook features that take awareness building and interacting with users to another level.