Online press rooms frustrate journalists
Journalists need facts and phone numbers, not Flash animation, study says.
Journalists need facts and phone numbers, not Flash animation, study says.
Ragan Consulting chief emphasizes three keys: planning, planning, planning.
Some nonprofits may offer protection from the economic ‘tsunami’.
How to maintain your CEO’s privacy—but keep employees informed—if he or she falls ill.
Whether you’re a word nerd or a writer in need of advice—and a laugh—these blogs can help.
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A scatter-shot approach dooms your PR campaign to scorn—or simply silence.
Take a cue from the president-elect and begin to incorporate social media into your Web site.
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One nonprofit spreads the word using staffers, Facebook and LinkedIn.
From Webcasts to print, the automaker explains how the financial crisis affects employees of all stripes.
How videos, blogs and podcasts have increased the nonprofit’s media coverage and awareness.
There is a spot for tried-and-true technology when newer media are hogging all the screen time.
Government puts a new spin on the traditional press conference by fielding questions from the public and posting the briefing online.
Learn what makes Sony’s blog successful and why the company’s communicator—not CEO—blogs.