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Video is back with a vengeance—but the vast majority of it is utter rubbish. What are we going to do about it?

We spoke with one brave editor who is doing everything she can to not only ensure her print publication stays relevant and fresh, but also stays alive.

Editors of this corporate publication took notes from employees to create a better newsletter.

Will holiday gifts to your media contacts be welcomed effusively—or will you be accused of trying to buy off the newsroom?

PR consultant and Ragan editor Chris Kent takes a look at the current controversy sparked by Wired magazine and sees the middle ground.

Blogs do remind us that ours is not the only way of thinking, or even the best.

An informal poll showed PR pros unaware of ethics code, PR celebrates itself in Philly, IABC defends itself online and the Strumpette resurfaces.

Excerpts from a conversation among a Baby Boomer, a GenXer and a GenYer reveal changes communicators must make to stay relevant to all employees.

Social media’s changing how organizations communicate, but whether that’s good or bad news for internal communicators remains in question.

Talking numbers? Just get to the point.

We’ve got the latest tips, tricks and best practices to help you redesign your intranet.

With data theft on the rise, internal communicators must develop a crisis plan that includes a security awareness program.

How a consultant mindset can help you get ahead in your corporate job—all in just five easy steps.