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Media may be responsible for people believing there are more female CEOs than there really are, according to Weber Shandwick's recently released "The Female CEO Reputation Premium?" survey.
The dispersion of authority, audience and experience is the important trend shaping the communications sector, said Richard Edelman in his June 14 commencement to DePaul University graduates.
Climate activists from the UK-based group Reclaim the Power staged a graphic mock birth in Edelman's London lobby to protest the firm's work on behalf of shale gas companies.
Ellen Pao, the former venture capital partner who made waves in Silicon Valley with a $16M gender discrimination suit against Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, is relying on Abernathy MacGregor Group for PR support.
Grocery story shelf space and media space are being sold to the highest bidders. It's a shocking statement but there's a lot of truth to it. PR people must be aware of such market forces in order to cope with the PR fallout.
Trust is an imprecise science with very real consequences. Gaining it can be difficult. Regaining it can be nigh impossible.
For any business embarking on a relationship with a PR firm, "What can I do to be a good client?" is a conversation worth having.
Toni Muzi Falcone, founder of Methodos, a major Italian PR firm he sold in 1990 to Weber Shandwick, has described 50 years in international PR in Glow Worms: Biased Memoirs of a Public Relator.
PR has the opportunity to provide value in a “marketplace turned on its head by channel disruption,” Ray Kotcher, senior partner and chairman of Ketchum, told 300 last night at the Institute for PR dinner at the Yale Club, New York.
While aspects of public relations are morphing, adapting, and evolving with new technologies and new modes of communication, the core competence of PR remains strong and unwavering.
The majority of top agencies don't call themselves "PR agencies" any more, not due to the negative perception of PR as spin, but because many potential clients don't know that PR firms provide services that weren't previously defined as PR.
There's a generational divide on reasons for the national state of incivility; younger people finger the Internet and social media while older ones fault politicians for the state of affairs, according to Weber Shandwick/Powell Tate's annual "Civility in America" survey.
Variety's editor Peter Bart has landed another haymaker on PR. It's one of several negative media items confronting the industry as PRSA gears up for its annual conference Oct 11-14 in D.C.
Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Biscotti on why he didn't face the press Monday amid the Ray Rice firestorm...
A prosecution team shredded the reputation of PR last night at a mock trial sponsored by PRSA's New York chapter. PR rapped for 'destruction of journalism.'
Careers Battling burnout in agency life (J. Stamp)
Media Sex+Tech=Boffo News (P. Himler)
Healthcare 3 PR/marketing budget imperatives for healthcare (L. Kersey)
Careers Should you get an MBA? (HBR)
Social Companies still embracing a command-and-control model for social media (L. Hoffman)
Research A tipping point for PR research and CCOs (M. Fernandez)
PA MWW says fed audit clears firm in 'Sandy' ad storm (Star-Ledger)
Media The problem with 'takes' is the biz model of mass media(J. Jarvis)
Mentors The mentors who move us (CPRF)
On NYPD nay-sayers, Derek Jeter's farewell tour and Lindsay's Lohan's 'Grand Theft' Auto suit...
USA Discounters, the Virginia-based retailer that ProPublica reported offers "easy" credit to military members but files thousands of suits when its loans aren't repaid, is criticizing the non-profit news organization's portrayal.
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