PR Agencies

Winner: Tanis Communications—Tiny Sensors Making a Huge Impact mCube is a maker of the world’s smallest MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) sensors that enable everyday objects and devices to measure, monitor and analyze motion and context in… Continued

Winner: APCO Worldwide—APCO's Studio Online Ikea turned to APCO Worldwide, its U.S. agency of record for corporate communications, to deepen understanding of IKEA as a good and responsible company, and to devise a strategy to… Continued

Winner: MWWPR—Making MWWPR Matter More MWW’s consumer practice enjoyed an exceptional year, punctuated by a series of high profile account wins. Combined with significant growth across the consumer division’s Western and Midwest operations and the… Continued

Winner: Goldstein Group Communications, Inc.—Littelfuse Speed2Design 2014 Since 2012, Speed2Design has showcased the importance of implementing circuit protection early in the design process, providing the right information at the right time. The company shifted away… Continued

What happens when you gather more than 400 of the best communicators in a room and ask them to share best advice? It’s no surprise that you get really smart answers worthy of a blog. At the Oct. 26 Platinum PR Awards Luncheon in NYC, PR News honored the top PR campaigns of the past […]

PR News recognized the winners and honorable mentions at its 2015 PR Platinum and Agency Elite Awards luncheon at the Marriott Marquis in New York’s Times Square on October 27, 2015.

Today’s PR internships are more competitive than ever. Here are some valuable tips to spend that uncertain time as an intern to your advantage.

PR communicators must find the benefits of a brand in its emotional place in the lives of customers. But how do you infuse creativity into a strategic campaign?

Are there advantages that midsize PR agencies hold over larger firms? Denise Vitola seems to think so and outlines some reasons why.

Nissan and its agency partner TBWA saw an opening for a clever campaign when Ferrari issued a cease and desist to musician and automotive enthusiast Deadmau5, who had given his Ferrari 458 Italia a custom meme-inspired makeover.