Attorneys for hundreds of residents with contaminated drinking water have filed suit against Michigan’s governor. Social media users weigh in on the state’s juxtaposing marketing strategy.
The death of a participant in a 5K race that features a pit stop for eating doughnuts has communicators taking a closer look at healthy branding and hospital partnerships.
Government officials and citizens across the globe spread information, offered assistance and stood in unity after terrorists attacked the French capital on Friday night.
Tensions have been growing for Mizzou, and this author says inappropriate behavior has been a norm for many years. Here’s how student and athlete protests are good PR, and are forcing the school to change.
Moderators locked up sections of the site after a popular talent director was fired.
The arts-and-crafts magnate joined the dating website last week after an interview on ‘The Today Show,’ and it’s generated a ton of attention. Yet the site itself has stayed fairly quiet on the matter.
After disturbing—not to mention unsanctioned—mockup ads appeared online, the PR pros in Ford’s Asia Pacific division snapped into action on a Saturday morning.
The National Rifle Association has said nothing in response to vitriolic comments directed at the gun lobby on Facebook and Twitter.
Talk about doing a half-ass job. Plus, Starbucks experiments with a portable shop design, Hollywood’s most powerful publicists, ‘involvement’ powering TV ratings, the creator of the ESC key, and more.
Meet, ‘Potato Jesus.’ Plus, Bob Barker takes on Walmart; National Go-Topless Day takes on gender inequality; a married news anchor’s asks on-air to ‘canoodle’ with station’s weather girl without understanding what ‘canoodle’ meant; and more.
A Google Chrome tool makes it safe to check your News Feed again. Plus, America falls for a fat kid, Agent Provocateur proves too provocative for British authorities, gay employees at Chick-fil-A speak out, we’ve been eating ketchup wrong, and more.
Poor baby Maxwell. Plus, overpaid CEOs, the Zappos corporate culture, Twitter’s like Santa Claus, ‘Mad Men’ season finale excitement, the weekend in sports, and more.
Dole Food’s inaction following its recall of bagged salads is a case study of what not to do.
Will statements from ProFlowers and Carbonite put an end to the stiff criticism it’s facing in connection with Limbaugh’s ‘slut’ comment.
Whether you work in healthcare or entertainment (or anything in between), these examples will inspire the social media use at your organization.
