Originally published October 2009 on the Robert Half Technology survey showing 54% of large companies prohibited workplace social networking. Rebuilt June 2026 as EPR's reference on the seventeen-year evolution from prohibition to sophisticated employee social media governance — and what the trajectory teaches about contemporary AI integration governance.
Monday Night Football has never been so surprising as Week Four. With even some of the football players wearing pink, the NFL showed its support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
This smart PR campaign will bring McDonald's massive exposure online via social networks, but also on television - given the daily "$1 Million Dollars Dice Roll" on NBC.
Daimler's Mercedes Benz may be in be trouble. Conflicting sales numbers and inadvisable or failed deals spotlight a company struggling to get its feet back under it. In a failing economy, amid losses of jobs everywhere, can Mercedes afford to depart from their core expertise? From failed customer support to failed partnerships Daimler may need to look into new leadership rather than new markets like China.
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If you have ever felt overwhelmed by all the different things that have been published at the speed of light in the last few weeks since the site was started, and are looking to get some idea on what the heck Public Relations individuals/experts/specialists do, but do not really know where to start, we are going to start a section where we'll talk about the fundamentals of Everything PR.
“If a company does not think enough of themselves or their potential clients to make the best site (or store front) possible, then how can they be expected to convey their client's ideals?”
Bromley, which represented Western Union from 1995 through 2002 in the US Hispanic community, is back in the Western Union family.
In our view, Sage is a company that “does things differently.” They do not hide behind false pretenses - the language on the site is clear and uncluttered by hype.
Originally published January 2009 on AdvanceMe's MarCom Gold Award. Preserved as EPR's reference on the small business financial communications discipline, the subsequent CAN Capital rebrand and restructuring, the broader merchant cash advance category evolution, and the MarCom Awards communications industry framework.