Zapaday.com has recently released a free iPhone application, called Tomorrow, that shows global news headlines for the week ahead. The app, which is freely available in the Apple App Store, displays future news on international affairs, politics, economics, product launches, festivals and much more.
LEWIS was selected following a competitive pitch for the public relations program. Details of the budget were not being disclosed. The campaign begun in June.
A study by Anthem Marketing Solutions found changing patterns in online and offline pricing: items under $15 appear cheaper in store, while those above $50 are cheaper online.
Redner Group’s mistake affects the PR industry as a whole. Every time one of us gets a well deserved scorning, the media have the opportunity to generalize, an opportunity they never miss.
Klemchuk Kubasta’s new Social Media Law Practice Group will assist company clients with issues such as trademark infringement and brand confusion on media such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
70% of corporate communicators will include global marketing strategies in their companies withing 5 years, a PRGN survey revealed. Interestingly, more than 40% of the interviewees told that their organizations already have a formal global marketing function.
To prevent possible PR crises, Cheri Daniels, spouse of governor Mitch Daniels, should be already doing formal training sessions on how to deal with the media, if the governor is running for the White House.
Warning: this post is somewhat personal but I decided to share ot here. We have all seen the scenario: life slow down and enters into one of those mild, quiet phases. Nothing is bad, nothing is great, they just teeter on “tolerable”. You find yourself surprisingly dissatisfied, as though waiting
If you happen to be paying attention to anything other than your friends list, you might have noticed a trend. Facebook is popping up all over the place. No longer is it just a social networking site that a few college kids use to post frat party pics. People from all walks of
Frequent tweeters have shorter real-life relationships than everyone else, at least according to OkCupid.
