Passengers across the board detest airlines, ranking them below the Postal Service in the latest American Customer Satisfaction Index. But with a few acts of kindness…
A 54-year-old accountant makes a career leap to author. Plus, why not to call a blog post a ‘blog,’ writing for TV characters, a class on penning suicide notes, and more.
Last week, PR Daily explored what Don Draper would be like if he were in PR. This time around, we look at AMC’s hit drama ‘Mad Men’ from a woman’s point of view.
This Ohio native let out an audible groan upon learning that there was a blatant error in the diplomas that her alma mater issued.
The fast food chain reaches out to mommy bloggers and others to tout its Nutrition Network and change its image—with lots of success.
Check out the newsrooms of Coca-Cola, Red Bull and the American Cancer Society to see how you can make yours a favorite among the media.
The retailer released a new ad apologizing for last year’s rebranding campaign, which flopped. Will publicizing its screw up elicit goodwill?
Although an audit of U.S. newspapers shows readership is declining altogether, online news consumption is up. This shift suggests a few points for industry pros to note.
‘The Dark Knight Roast’? Plus, meet the adman filling Reddit’s front page with fake fliers, the history of um … ‘um,’ a fashion blogger tries to crowdsource her rent, how Urban Outfitters describes its clientele, and more.
Even after being left in a coat pocket for two of those years. Plus, Hawaiian Tropic slips out of its bikini … contest, a futuristic mockumentary warns us about the perils of the Internet, terrible (but hilarious) places to work, and more.
The Solar Decathlon showcased energy-efficient houses from around the world in a 10-day competition open to the public. A look at how the event came to life.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic died on Thursday. Here’s a PR Daily interview with Ebert from last year.
Next time you meet with a co-worker, client or potential client, or media contact, consider uttering this phrase.
Are you taking on too many social media tasks? You’re committing a common mistake among brands. Here’s how to avoid them.
Following one of the greatest PR blunders in sports history, NBA star LeBron James has rebuilt his image thanks, in part, to social media.
