Should PR pros get a masters degree?
So, you’re thinking about going back to school. A post-graduate degree will give you valuable knowledge—and might bury you in debt. What’s a communicator to do?
So, you’re thinking about going back to school. A post-graduate degree will give you valuable knowledge—and might bury you in debt. What’s a communicator to do?
Some of them will probably surprise you.
They think blogging doesn’t work. Oh, really?
This two-minute video from 1994 is pretty amusing — for the conversation and Couric’s hair. Watch.
PR Daily Europe contributor Adam Vincenzini premiered a new feature on his blog; it’s called “Toolkit Tuesdays,” and in the first edition he lists 10 tools that will improve your performance on Twitter. Read on.
It really is an honor just to be nominated. Oh, you don’t believe actors and actresses when they say that? You ought to check out how much bank their films are grossing off a single nod — or a dozen nods. Read more.
Did you know Kiwi is not just a fruit? It’s also the name of a wild bird, and it’s native to the most creative country on the planet — New Zealand. Here’s why.
Susan G. Komen, the world’s largest network of breast cancer survivors and activists, is searching for a vice president of marketing and communications based in Dallas and/or Washington, D.C. Read more about the job at the Susan G. Komen career site.
The area is, or will soon be, home to more than 60 media companies.
An analysis tool from Dow Jones holds the answers. Did your firm make the cut?
Social media has played a large part in the protests in Egypt, but readers of Edelman digital’s blog knew that back in June.
Are you optimizing your press releases for search engines? Not sure where to start or which part of the press release to optimize? This might be your magic formula.
Where do Christian values and delicious, artery-clogging chicken sandwiches meet? At the fast-food chain Chick-Fil-A. Thing is those values have led to sharp criticism from bloggers and boycotts. How is the company responding?
By 2015, one-third of the U.S. population 19 and younger is predicted to be Hispanic. Problem is marketing to Latinos in the U.S. has never been more complicated. There are not only cross-cultural differences based on the country of origin and where they live in the U.S., but myriad choices of media to reach this growing population segment. Edelman PR’s Andy Checo has some great advice on reaching bicultural Latinos through the media and through cultural connections. — Claire Celsi
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