United pilots launch Web site to oust CEO
Under a social media firestorm, United Airlines is experiencing some not-so-friendly skies.
Under a social media firestorm, United Airlines is experiencing some not-so-friendly skies.
An anonymous blogger allegedly employed by the newspaper rips execs.
Experts say buying domain names for potential “gripe sites,” like YourCompanySucks.com, is due diligence for communicators.
Pizza chain responds to nauseating employee video by not launching a full-scale blitz.
Hoax or not, a vile viral video has sullied the pizza maker’s name. Is Twitter the way to reverse the damage? Or is it too little too late?
Having lagged initially on vile viral video, response team details its resurgence — and lessons learned.
The bailed-out bank’s CEO took umbrage over the outing of its outing.
“Embarrassed corporate PR Guy” apologizes for a Circuit City executive’s missive to ban MAD Magazine’s parody of the retailer from stores.
CEO David Neeleman makes all the right moves
CEO Henderson test-driving an interactive Q&A model as the automaker sheds its bankruptcy status.
Government puts a new spin on the traditional press conference by fielding questions from the public and posting the briefing online.
The risqué clothing company earns high marks for simplicity.
PR expert Fraser Seitel tells us who goofed up, and who rose to the occasion.
Social media and responsiveness helped turn the tide of negative coverage, says the airline’s VP of corporate communications.
The chief communicator at Northern Illinois University explains how her staff handled the Feb. 14 shooting that killed five students and wounded 18.