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The catchy campaign for Australia Metro also picked up the honor in the annual advertising festival's direct marketing category.

The race is on to find The Color Run’s new online marketing manager while Getty Images hopes to find someone that gets the big picture of PR. That, and more, in this week’s roundup.

The commercial touting the restaurant’s Gardenburger likens the dietary lifestyle to ‘a phase’ one’s teenage daughter might be going through.

The Sushi Bar in Alexandria, Va., has struck a nerve with some—particularly parents—for its adults-only decree. Others have shown support for a child-free atmosphere.

The site is the go-to resource for tons of people looking up information about anything at all—including you. Make sure the information about your brand is accurate.

From advice for young professionals to the disappearing act of marketing agencies, these are the top stories that caught PR Daily readers' interests this week.

Return that tie—65 percent of dads would rather receive nothing than open up a tie. Here's what dad really wants.

In seeking advice on how marketers and PR professionals unplug while taking time off, we learn the simple yet harsh new truth facing industry practitioners: They don’t.

As part of First 5 California’s anti-obesity campaign targeting kids’ sugar intake, a child’s face was digitally fattened. Critics call the distortion ‘hateful’ and ‘racist.’

A profane video that a customer shot in a Dunkin’ Donuts store is making the rounds online today. Most of the criticism of the video focuses on the customer, but it may not be attention the brand wants. UPDATE: Dunkin' Donuts is honoring the employee berated in the video.

The classic game of hard choices gets a workplace overhaul. Who wants to join in the fun?

The retailer might turn to its ‘softer side’ for comfort.

Aspiring marketers envision a new landscape, with independent social media and digital marketing agencies withering and with a greater focus on content marketing.

Kids might do more monetarily to prove their love for mom, but dads are catching up.

Last week, PR Daily explored what Don Draper would be like if he were in PR. This time around, we look at AMC’s hit drama ‘Mad Men’ from a woman's point of view.