Does Gender Matter in PR?
James Chartrand made a shocking confession this morning that has people wondering . . . is gender more of an issue than we thought?
12/14/2009
James Chartrand made a shocking confession this morning that has people wondering . . . is gender more of an issue than we thought?
Tiger Woods has completed professional sports in a way he never envisioned – completing the circle of modern sports clowns. From Barry Bonds and the steroids controversy, to Michael Vick and onto Kobie Bryant and Shaquille O’Neil – today’s pro sports are a joke.
If GoodGuide is really committed to its cause, than there should be no “Buy Now” buttons on product listings with low ratings. Otherwise, an action like rating low a popular Christmas toy would translate for many as a PR stunt.
Speyside CR, is by extension a tested and refined corporate communications giant. Co-founders Alistair McLeish and Ian Herbison announced the opening of the company’s offices in San Paulo, Brazil. In a conversation with Herbison, Everything PR News gleaned a window into the vision of two of the most successful corporate
The transition from reporting, subbing and story-telling to a world of margins, turnover and selling may seem like a perilous journey into the unknown for many journalists.
Articulon has been chosen by MainSail of Beaufort to handle the housing development’s public relations. They will be working to promote the benefits of co-ownership when buying your second home.
Living a life that’s full, posting it to Facebook, and having it come back and bite you may seem like part of the game, but for some like Nathalie Blanchard, a sanctified Facebook might be a better choice. Getting busted by your employer because of your online photos seems somehow
Tweetsgiving this year promises to be even more successful than last year’s effort. This, and other fund raising efforts reveal the value of Twitter and social media, perhaps as well as any other type of outreach. Besides being a major PR boost for Twitter, the best part is that those
Traditional PR, or more precisely, the crisis management arm of it, has a rude awakening coming. The business in need of such damage control efforts are not far behind either. With an ever constricting economy, and ever growing needs of the world’s people, no one can long afford the hype
Reuters news today suggests on the one hand consumer confidence up, while other reports from the same agency reveal world consumer concern still on the increase. If the most respected news agencies, and even Nielsen do know know that is going on, how can the public? The conflicting reports from
