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Applying the art and science of active listening can help an organization reveal its most effective digital voice, says Iona College’s Robert J. Petrausch.

CEOs who admit their mistakes are not only perceived as authentic, but also as capable and effective leaders.

The news that Johnson & Johnson’s longtime CEO Bill Weldon is stepping down as of April 1 has the business world buzzing: Is the 63-year-old Weldon’s departure and the appointment of Alex Gorsky as the… Continued

PRWeb offers suggestions on how to make your online press releases more accessible and get them noticed and read by your target audiences.

Former New York Times Company CEO Janet Robinson has joined Fleishman-Hillard’s international advisory board, bringing the converging worlds of media and PR that much closer.

The IndyCar driver and Novo Nordisk rep offers insight to PR pros who work with hired spokespeople.

For small and medium-size businesses in small communities, positive relationships built up over time can help them survive a crisis.

PR experts—and one owner of a dog-walking business—show small businesses how they can boost their PR efforts with their current staffing limitations and without breaking the bank.

Help a Reporter Out founder and small business evangelist for Vocus Peter Shankman offers tips on increasing media coverage of your company and overcoming resistance to social media.

While there are several months to go before we find out if a Republican can unseat the incumbent in the White House, right now, the Democrats lead the Republicans in “worst PR spellers” race. A couple of weeks ago, someone from Rick Santoru…