
Innovative PR Strategies to Promote iPhone Apps: Toktumi and Line2
Line2, featuring Steven Slater, launched contest that runs November 16 through December 3, rewarding the “craziest” (i.e. most outrageous) flight stories: the Mile High Text Club.
Line2, featuring Steven Slater, launched contest that runs November 16 through December 3, rewarding the “craziest” (i.e. most outrageous) flight stories: the Mile High Text Club.
Brian Tierney, a former Philadelphia Inquirer publisher bought Realtime Media, using unique personal background to separately launch PR firm.
Stats Squared wins Indianapolis Startup Weekend and now goes after the Global Startup Weekend Battle! A Twitter analytics tool that makes understand CTR, link maturation and Twitter metrics easy for its users!
PR firms Public Strategies Inc. and Hill & Knowlton will merge starting January 1st, 2010, creating a large global PR powerhouse with 2,300 employees from 44 countries around the globe. Public Strategies top executives Jack Martin (pictured) and Dan Bartlett will have significantly increased roles after the merger process is
With the help of rapper, singer and songwriter, Nicki Minaj, Black Friday — the traditional start of the holiday shopping season — will once again turn pink on Nov. 26 as CompUSA and TigerDirect turn the shopping extravaganza into a charitable free-for-all for the fourth consecutive year.
LinkedIn today launched a pan-European campaign called BrandYou, to inspire professionals on the continent to build better, stronger personal brands.
From being called the “Spam cruise” to having its staff labeled as liars, the Carnival Splendor is now sailing on less favorable PR waters.
Cigarette warning labels are powerful deterrents to smoking, provided that they are terrifying enough to keep smokers away.
Debra Silimeo received the 2010 Washington PR Woman of the Year for her leadership in public relations, and fore her contributions to helping people live healthier, safer and smarter lives.
The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act (Tobacco Control Act) requires that cigarette packages and advertisements have larger and more visible graphic health warnings. FDA’s response appears creepy… but effective.