Clinton explained why she used a personal email at the State Department and said she would release messages, but the controversy is far from over.
Were brands’ attempts to seize on the social media phenomenon smart or silly?
Does taking a day off to recuperate from illness make you terribly anxious? Try these tips to avoid that feeling.
Employees are much more likely to tell a company’s story when there’s a strong company culture. Here are a few ways to create that environment.
Communications pros, take these insights from Pawnee to heart to succeed both in and out of the office.
Writing for businesspeople rather than for the general public doesn’t mean your content has to be bone dry. Try these approaches to engage your followers.
The former president is still called upon for various political campaigns and projects. Public relations professionals can glean advice from his communications and leadership skills this Presidents Day.
The banking giant has admitted to helping clients hide money to avoid taxes. Execs say never again.
The popular host of ‘The Tonight Show’ seems always to be trending. How does he do it–and what can brand managers emulate?
Brand managers can not only up their content creation game with these social media updates, they can also build stronger online communities.
When activists found the tool was spitting out terms such as ‘poof’ and ‘queen,’ Google acted quickly.
The key to speedy writing is eliminating distractions, says one writer. That, plus why money matters, the value of writing jokes, and more.
The past year has been full of brands and prominent people making public relations mistakes—on Twitter, on their websites, in interviews. Here are some of the biggest.
The Russian president mistook a reporter’s slurred speech—which was actually a result of two strokes—as drunkenness.
Camille Cosby has released a statement of support of her husband, Bill, months after sexual assault allegations resurfaced. Will it mitigate damage to the comedian’s reputation?
