The automaker’s deceptive practices regarding emissions on some vehicles has hurt its stock price and has severely damaged its brand overall. Hard remedies are required.
Social media users jumped to attack a marketing firm that formerly worked with the dentist that killed Cecil the lion. Here’s how the firm handled the scrutiny.
These easy, quick exercises and helpful habits can improve your writing exponentially.
Graduates wondering which positions they’re best suited for should take heed.
Media and IR newsrooms often are the step-children of organizational communications. Does your newsroom barely cling to life, neglected and forgotten? Here’s a remedy.
The Public Relations Society of America’s New Jersey Chapter asked 100 execs what their PR plans are for 2015. Some answers were encouraging, but there’s still work to be done.
The Public Relations Society of America’s New Jersey Chapter asked 100 execs what their PR plans are for 2015. Some answers were encouraging, but there’s still work to be done.
This week’s featured listings highlight nonprofit careers that can make a difference in the world.
The past year has been full of brands and prominent people making public relations mistakes—on Twitter, on their websites, in interviews. Here are some of the biggest.
The chief of the department’s community affairs division tweeted a hopeful message after the officer involved in the chokehold death of Eric Garner was not indicted. It wasn’t what people wanted to hear.
The last thing you want is to demotivate your staff with verbal mistakes. Here are seven phrases to avoid.
Secretary Eric Shinseki’s resignation May 30 removed a target of public criticism in the scandal-ridden department. But the reputational crisis goes far deeper than that.
For those who are swamped trying to keep up with a changing industry, Ragan Training’s top-rated speakers provide expertise and training.
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