9 must-have resources for PR newbies
Want to break into the industry? Here is the ultimate online guide to kick-starting a successful career.
Want to break into the industry? Here is the ultimate online guide to kick-starting a successful career.
After more than 10 years as president of the International Association of Business Communicators, Julie Freeman will step down at the end of 2011.
Did your favorite nonprofit make the list? Check out these blogs and learn what makes them great.
American Express’ Open Forum offers ways to make your online content stand out in an ever-growing pool of stuff.
Many of the skills are timeless, and others are new enough to make you anxious. Don’t worry; this post includes links to resources. Yep, you’ll want to bookmark it.
Four keys to avoiding typos for meticulous editors.
With the C-suite’s blessing, Concur Technologies relies on microblogs and other social media, along with audio/video tools, to reach its far-flung staff in real time.
You don’t need a bountiful cash flow to make the most of online networking channels. Here are some proven approaches.
How the company’s internal YouTube-like site became a force for change among its 90,000 employees.
Guess what. Value-added content is the new marketing. Here’s how any company can transform itself into a publisher.
Many say Maryland’s Division of Correction should not have asked for job applicant’s Facebook password; some say the request could be warranted in certain instances.
Manipulation is bad enough; being treated like a kindergartner may be worse. You be the judge.
The changing face of content requires PR pros to update their procedures for information development and distribution.
This week’s webinar from the Intranet Benchmarking Forum picks the brains of four leading communicators.
Drugmaker Sanofi-Aventis drops the bomb en masse, and the terminated employees don’t even get to respond or ask questions.