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Despite reports that look to the summary statistic that employee engagement rose by two percentage points in 2011, the details show a mixed bag.
One key element is missing: storytelling. A recent anti-jargon conference leaves the author underwhelmed.
From the Secret Service to Boeing, organizations are preparing to get out their side of the story at the massive gathering in Chicago.
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Given that the Washington Post has accused PR folks of lobbing loogieballs, let’s hear what the press does to get your goat.
Walmart, Hewlett-Packard and other well-known companies don’t communicate well online. Here’s what they’re doing wrong.
A report from the University of Southern California’s Annenberg School says public relations budgets are up, social media is more prevalent, and executives are starting to get it.
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It’s never been harder to do this job. Here’s how to remain relevant and not get bogged down fighting the wrong battles.
Almost all global Internet users send and receive email, whereas just under two-thirds make use of social media sites, research from Ipsos found.
From disaster aid in the U.S. to battling hunger in Africa, World Vision spotlights its work in ways that draw concerned readers and grab the media.
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