His second-grade class portrait initially had Miles Ambridge set off from his classmates. His parents and advocates on social media persuaded the school to take a new picture—with Miles in the front row.
In a transparent move rarely seen, the crowdsourcing site published a blog post apologizing to ‘everybody’ and declaring it was wrong.
According to uniform protocol, a Navy spokeswoman confirms that the spokesmariner of the Quaker Oats cereal is technically a commander.
The singer’s fans were outraged by Abercrombie & Fitch’s shirt, which identified Taylor Swift only by her initials.
Companies in all sorts of industries charge fees for basic services. What if public relations agencies did the same thing? Well, for one thing, you could probably retire early.
The move comes on the heels of a lawsuit against the celebrity chef alleging racism and harassment. In a deposition, she conceded having used the N-word.
From AP Style rules for press releases and brands’ creative ‘404 error’ pages to etiquette essentials on Twitter, take a look at what caught PR Daily readers’ attention this week.
Do you comment on posts without reading the articles they reference? Do you call people names? You must be itching to alienate people.
For the industry professional who feels chained to his or her desk, these simple exercises can help burn off calories and keep muscles toned and joints flexible.
Once the communicative ball between agency and client is dropped, a parting of the ways might be inevitable—but who’s to blame?
The Facebook-owned photo sharing service is looking to compete with Vine in the quick-hit video department.
After harsh backlash, Vice magazine pulls spread featuring some of literature’s most famous suicides.
Casey may only be in elementary school, but the lessons we each can take away from his graduation address are wise beyond the young speaker’s years.
Need a stream of interesting and relevant content to engage your audience, but don’t know where to turn? Why not look to these social channels.
Many say that the way to attract readers to your brand’s content is by having a distinct online personality, but you can’t force it.
