By Lauren Barnard It’s almost Father’s Day, so we figured we should tip our hats in respect to one of the key founding fathers of public relations, Edward Bernays, who…
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By Ashley Albert, aka “The New Girl” As a student you tend to hear stories of less-than gratifying internships from classmates. I mean, what can really be learned from being…
By Michael Erwin Tsk Tsk! The fallout continues after last week’s PR snafu involving Facebook and Google. For those out of the loop, Facebook found itself in an embarrassing situation…
By Matt Sarrel RSA 2011 is right around the corner and most, if not all, security companies are in full overdrive preparing for the show. Despite the fact that I…
By Lauren Barnard The Super Bowl game always conjures discussion on the relationship between the leading teams and their players. Who will fumble, who will make a touchdown, and of…
Forrester recently came out with an Interactive Marketing report that gave a breakdown of the planned spending for B2B marketers. As the study indicates, social media spending is predicted to…
I recently attended an online webinar that dealt with Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and public relations. The main purpose of the presentation, at least in my eyes, was to learn…
On Saturday December 5th, Donna Michaels, president and founder of the Loughlin/Michaels Group (LMGPR), was interviewed by the “Jeans T-Shirt and a TiE” radio show on KLOK 1170 AM: the…
Public relations metrics and measurement have always been an industry “touchy subject.” A lot of agencies claim to have a magical formula or some sort of platform that will prove…
PR classes are incredibly popular among many college-age students seeking to learn the fundamentals of both business and communication skills. While being taught how to write a good press release…