04 Dec 2006
| by Dean Kruckeberg, Ph.D. and John Paluszek
It's not your "daddy's PR education" anymore (if it ever was). So, if you hire and/or manage PR pros, take a careful look at today's PR graduates. They're very good - prepared in theory (capstone courses) and in practice (via internships), better than most of us at the new information technology, and...
29 Nov 2006
| by Lisa LaMotta
As hot temperatures exploded across the country this summer, the Chrysler Group was looking for a way to attract attention from media and potential buyers for its new 2007 Dodge Nitro, set to hit dealerships in the fall.
20 Nov 2006
| by Tonya Garcia
In recent years, the question of where to house a university's PR program has become a point of debate. Tonya Garcia surveys the differing views
06 Nov 2006
| by Tom Martin
A few years ago, I was interviewing a candidate for a director-level PR position.
06 Nov 2006
| by Tonya Garcia
PRWeek.com presents its third annual Ten Rising Stars feature, which highlights young PR practitioners who are making advances in the industry and their careers.
30 Oct 2006
| by Kathy Cripps
Anyone running a PR business knows that talent management - be it recruiting, retaining, or training - is foremost in your growth plans.
18 Sep 2006
| by Lisa LaMotta
Harvard University announced last Tuesday that it will be doing away with its early acceptance program for the 2007 admissions process.
28 Aug 2006
To get to the top of the corporate PR world one needs a thorough understanding of the business and an ability to bring teams together
28 Aug 2006
| by Ted McKenna
PR organizations have much to offer executives at all levels.
28 Aug 2006
| by Danielle Lipp
Health plans and 401(k)s are fine, but some firms get creative in the perks they offer staffers.