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You had better have back-up childcare—and a change of clothes—when disaster takes a bit out of your brand.
The soup company set up “communal tables” in two cities, where influential young adults could try out a bold new line of soups. The brand hopes the message will radiate from there.
If you own a smartphone, you’ll probably buy at least one holiday gift on the device, a study finds.
Bloggers don’t want to promote your product for free, or cover a story their readers won’t care about. Here’s what they do want.
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Meet the popular kids, the jocks, the nerds, and the new kids of the public relations profession.
If time is our most valuable resource these days, then email is the scourge of the modern age. These 13 tips will help.
Picaboo—I see you. To see more about this job, however, you’ll have to read on.
Find out what people plan to buy and where and how they plan to buy it.
Let’s hope you don’t see these on the road—they’re a hazard to writers and editors.
That’s what the Kansas State Board of Education is debating, and it raises another question: To what degree is technology making us resistant to mastering basic skills?
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They may have started it, but you should just walk away instead of dropping one of these zingers.
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