In an attempt to earn some employment points, two aspirants handed out something to help with hangover headaches as an industry event in Hungary wound down.
Researchers at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management say the ‘maximizing mindset’ leads to disappointment.
Wait. Throw away that outline, says writing coach Daphne Gray-Grant. Learn to ask the right questions. Stop disheartening yourself with negative writer talk. And have you tried a timer?
News coverage means better search results, and vice versa. More than ever, public relations and search engine optimization must work together.
The year is wrong, a quote is printed over a student’s face, the index is inaccurate, and numerous words are misspelled. Parents are furious.
Happy is an anthropomorphic, computer animated Happy Meal box with a mouth and eyes. The reaction to its U.S. unveiling was anything but happy.
An agency’s director of marketing and development offers a clearer road map for what do to—and what not to do—when preparing a request for proposals.
Social media is well-represented in the list of 150 new terms added to the dictionary publisher’s collegiate edition.
Raising one’s profile in a crowded, competitive field can be tough, but it isn’t impossible. It takes diligence and a dash of courtesy.
Quite a few skills that can be learned from work in public relations can translate to child-rearing. Here are some of the major ones.
The CEO of the world’s largest public relations firm was part of a Forbes panel discussing the future of the two disciplines and how they are coming together.
Inspired by ‘The Princess Bride,’ the author sets us straight on the appropriate way to use common words. (‘Inconceivable’ is not one of them.)
Reddit sees more than 114 million visitors a month. The last thing you want to do is get all those people mad at you. Brush up on your Reddit etiquette here.
A now-deleted photo posted to the restaurant chain’s page showed a woman pointing to her crotch and had the caption ‘proof she was asking for it.’
Just because you’re working inside an organization doesn’t mean you don’t have to deal with client headaches. Here are some of the issues that pros face most often.
