Conservative group hijacks White House’s fiscal cliff hashtag
It appears the Obama administration and corporate America have something in common—social media headaches.
It appears the Obama administration and corporate America have something in common—social media headaches.
Recent research from NPR found that nine types of stories posted by local stations spurred engagement on Facebook. Can the same strategy work for brands?
The press release distribution service isn’t the only one to blame for the fake press release incident that occurred this week, says the chair and CEO of the Public Relation Society of America.
The popular image-based social network unveiled these private boards for the holidays. Turns out, businesses can take advantage of them.
In case you thought American lawmakers were the only politicians to make insane statements, a British lord chimes in with his own brand of crazy.
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Follow this advice so a reporter or editor doesn’t delete your statements before a story is published.
How to stay active and cut calories in the office. You may draw some odd looks, but your waistline will thank you.
Not only do most communicators handle social media on top of other duties, budgets and staff size aren’t expected to grow, a new Ragan/NASDAQ OMX Corporate Solutions survey reveals.
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Identify and secure a meaningful volunteer position that could lead to paid employment.
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A new Twitter account—inspired by a tweet that said ‘your in america … speak english’—takes aim at maddening language mistakes.