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Countless man-hours and dollars later, the event turned out to be a huge success, with more than 2,000 Dallas residents and families turning out to hear some live music, sign up for free cruise giveaways and take part in a “Fun Crowd” event featuring giant beach balls.
A recent poll purports that there’s a vacuum in strong leadership in the public relations and communications industry.
It’s not the first, and it likely will not be the last time a corporation breaks the unwritten rules of blogging to make the medium serve its business ends.
When I made the big leap from magazine editor to public relations executive lo, those many years ago, it was […]
It was 1972 and I was one merit badge shy of becoming an Eagle Scout, the Boy Scout’s highest rank […]
At the start of the new year, we thought it might be interesting to see what some of our PR […]
In October 2006, President George Bush drew ridicule from left-leaning bloggers for attaching an article to the name of the […]
Hmm, posting a blog post about a cartoon about a blogger who has nothing to post … too self-referential?
The Nov. 9 Washington Post reported an internal investigation into a fake news conference staged by the Federal Emergency Management […]
I like the term “Web 2.0” about as much as the word “blogosphere.” So it was with some glee that […]
