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When it comes to public relations, there's often a line between what IS okay and what SHOULD BE okay.

When it comes to public relations, there's often a line between what IS okay and what SHOULD BE okay.

Several months ago Facebook teased us with the possibilities of new "reactions," otherwise known as expanded emoticons.

The reaction of corporations and their public relations firms are most effective when keeping a supportive and somber tone.

PR firms - much like law firms - have conflicts of interest and issues they cannot discuss.

Like it or not, a Dislike button may be coming to Facebook.

Where else can you have access to so many people?

There are times when it is best to just stop typing on social media - at least for an hour or two.

Recently, a man went out on a hike to raise money for charity.

While this information is just going mainstream, the activity has been underway for quite some time.

Swichkow's roommate, Roderick Russell, began seeing targeted advertising in his Facebook sidebar back in June.