There’s another side to every story, and the companies behind the recently reviled ‘pink slime’ meat hope you listen to their side, too.
Graduation is so close you can almost taste it. But don’t start slacking off, says one PR professor. It might burn you down the road (read: your career).
Social media users ask whether the candy maker will donate money after its profile was rasied in the wake of the Trayvon Martin shooting. Is that fair?
The social pinboard is new and trendy, but don’t let that distract you. Use this decision tree to see if the site is a good fit for your company.
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Like its fresh ingredients, this restaurant chain handpicks only the finest of employees.
That leaves only three more years to update your Facebook status.
Think John Cusack. Plus, pink slime operations start shutting down, Press Secretary Rick Santorum, investors play hide-and-seek with Mark Zuckerberg, and more.
Don’t tell your audience to shut up. Whether interacting with Facebook fans or speaking to a live audience, beware of these behaviors that snuff out robust conversations.
The practice isn’t widespread, according to the reporter who wrote the story identifying it.
Whether you want to quickly sift out important information or make sure people retweet you, follow these tips.
Whether you’re going on TV or speaking in front of a live audience, these tips will help you prepare.
Recent grad? Changing careers? It might be a good time to refresh on sending thank-you notes. Here are five pointers.
More than 80 percent of respondents to a study said they’re more likely to trust a company when the leadership team communicates openly via social media.
The public relations team at JetBlue is working through a crisis with the help of social media after one of its captains reportedly flipped out mid-flight.
