An infographic explores the subject further. Plus, 12 ‘unhyped’ new areas of the Internet, News Corp. launching ‘Sun on Sunday,’ your ultimate Pinterest guide, Happy Birthday, Chuck E. Cheese, and more.

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The latest athletes to become cultural phenomenon hold at least five lessons for PR professionals and marketers.

A New York Times story goes inside the word of behavioral marketing and explains the personal information a retailer such as Target might have on you.

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Yes, those people are playing World of Warcraft. Plus, Obama’s up in the ratings, goodbye QR codes, baby Tylenol recalled, Sony apologizes for profiting off Whitney Houston’s death, and more.

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Don’t worry about folding it into a giant strategy, just start pinning, argues Shel Holtz.

They say that behind every great man is an even greater woman. Take on this job, no matter your gender, you’d better be sure you’re taking care of her.

The host also took aim at conservatives for their views on women in combat. Plus, Valentine’s Day PR pitches get no love, Apple announcement’s gone wild, revival of the Chai Pet, and more.

The author looks at Pinterest as a case study for how to make a splash—years after a product or service first hits the market.

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