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As a Pew study highlights a growing trend of readers who gather news through curation, brands are also finding that links to content help build a customer base.
If you want to write a piece that a news outlet can publish without much tinkering, you’d be wise to master these terms—and the rest of the journalists’ bible.
Think videos don’t have to be short or high-definition to be popular? Think again.
Three common mistakes to avoid when you craft your text—whether it’s a blog post, press release, or article.
Making the most of off-hours and snippets of time will make you more facile and prolific.
Four keys to avoiding typos for meticulous editors.
The author believes in the power of data, but not at any cost. Here’s why.
A day in the life of someone who’s immersed online, be it PR, social media, or marketing. How he manages to get it all done.
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This former Ragan reporter takes a close look at the association’s current leadership situation—and wants to know why no one is doing the same.
No. 20: ‘Caffeine and alcohol, in that order.’ If you can relate, there’s a good chance you work in public relations.
Rev. King’s stirring address resonates in oratorical circles as well as historical ones.
Corporate communicators, are you a latter-day Sisyphus? Stop repeating unnecessary work by creating a content template.
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