Got a bad case of the Mondays? Just hit play. Plus, Candy Corn Oreos hit Target, Google Glass hits the runway at Fashion Week, lifeguards get fired for ‘Gangnam Style’ parody video, journalists back down from climate change, and more.
They don’t exist, but according to you, they should.
Inspired by a recent Fast Company article, the author explains what happens between 4:45 a.m.—when her alarm goes off—and 7 a.m.
The author returned from a visit with her 92-year-old grandmother armed with advice about life and work.
How and why to eliminate vampire words including somewhat, whatsoever, and although from your prose.
Suggesting employees of the U.S. Department of Agriculture give up meat one day a week was too much for the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association.
In 2010, communications professional Marc Slavin went viral after a video of his confrontation with a reporter was posted to the Internet. Turns out, there is a life after an embarrassing gaffe. Slavin explains.
Hey, young public relations professionals, did you think graduation meant the end of math as you know. Think again.
From sharing content for your client or company to learning about tomorrow’s weather, these tools will save you time and—because they’re free—money.
It was a huge victory for the Obama administration, but it gives Republicans a rallying cry for the November election.
We asked PR and media pros: What do you wish you had known when you graduated from college? The answers can help graduates, undergraduates, and industry veterans.
One of the main characters on ‘Mad Men,’ which aired its season five finale on Sunday night, offers sage advice for PR and marketing professionals.
Ever wish you could spend part of the summer on a lake in New England? Either way, here are the important lessons you would learn.
There’s probably someone to whom you should forward (not foreword) this article. Just saying.
The beloved author of children’s books (such as ‘Where The Wild Things Are’) died Tuesday. Let his life—and his life’s work—inspire you.
