Edelman Digital’s Ben Cotton offers advice on how to properly invite bloggers to an event. His list includes guiding principles that are applicable to any blogger outreach.
The Gray Lady published a 4,600-word story on Heather Armstrong, author of the popular blog Dooce.com. We highlight three noteworthy points from the article.
A social media strategist in Scotland wants you to cast a vote for your preferred abbreviation of this popular term.
The company is also hiring a product marketing manager; that’s right—it’s a Tuesday twin bill on PR Daily’s Job of the Day feature.
According to one writer, there are at least three instances when you need ‘that,’ and two when you should cut it.
Pete Codella, a popular speaker and PR professional, explains the many reasons you need TweetDeck in your life.
The film won the Academy Award for Best Picture—and it encourages us all to speak with confidence.
James Franco was tweeting from backstage. Maybe that explains why he was off.
A useful tool for knowing how to express numbers—plus one bonus tip from CEO Mark Ragan.
The Best Supporting Actress had to know her foul mouth would be viral fodder on the Web. She should keep her day job.
How are you working with your IT and Web team to give your content a mobile boost?
Take 22 seconds out of your life and listen to this emergency call. Clearly, this man didn’t win the junior high school spelling bee.
Geeking out with New York Times critic David Pogue.
The study found that fewer people are arriving to work late than they were in 2008. Care to guess why?
Did you know the first e-mail was sent in 1971? 1971! Forty years later, social networks have changed the way we communicate. Take the journey with this infographic.
