If you’ve taken my advice and employed the leaky faucet approach to PR, you’re writing a number ...
U.S. companies spent an estimated $67 billion on training in 2011. Some have been more creative ...
Today I listened to part of a Minnesota Public Radio talk show as I was returning from a meeting ...
What can I say? I’ve always advised and taught my journalism and PR students that successf...
I may be sticking my neck out here, but this is an interesting organization from a PR perspective...
According to a news release from Pew Internet, a study being presented the week of Sept. 23, 2005...
My buddy, my pal, communicator guru Shel Holtz, was a guest in my grad school PR classroom last w...
When most people get an interview, the following goes through their heads: -I’m just happy to get...
Don’t have a holiday or awareness week to target with your news? Why not just create your ...
It is my observation that media relations is one of the most misunderstood disciplines in a profe...
In light of the current economic downturn, what new opportunities do you see for public relations...
I frequently post what my University of Maryland University College Students think are some of th...
The February 7, 2005 issue of PR Week included an article on Peppercom’s $27 million campai...
We’ve all heard of the Menu Foods, Inc., pet food recall in March. Studying the players in this ...
As I thumbed through my April 24 Time magazine (with “The Opus Dei Code” on the front...
Late last year, NASCAR lifted its long-held ban on liquor sponsorship, opening the door for Diage...
72andSunny’s mantra is “Be brave and generous.” Since 2004, the company has emb...
As charities face escalating fundraising challenges, the need for corporate sponsorships is like...
As a board member of the Neighborhood Writing Alliance, a Chicago arts and literacy nonprofit, it...
I’ve been paying attention to the things that command attention, both of myself and other...
