From the clear-cut to the nuanced, the guidelines in the Associated Press Stylebook provide hundreds of guidelines to professional writers. These crop up a lot. Post them, and pass them around.
The writer of the paper’s ‘Haggler’ column decided to ask why his inbox was filling up with pitches that had nothing to do with him. At least one business owner was surprised to hear it was happening.
The writer of the paper’s ‘Haggler’ column decided to ask why his inbox was filling up with pitches that had nothing to do with him. At least one business owner was surprised to hear it was happening.
Understanding the technology you’re using, beyond just clicking and scrolling, will give you a terrific advantage—and make you more than just a stagecoach on steel rails.
If you’re too busy doing your job to think about why you’re doing it in the first place, take five.
From player arrests to stories of hazing to a decline in participation at the youth level, pro football must take essential steps to address problems directly and for the long term.
Assimilating industry nomenclature (not jargon) and navigating the company culture — without getting mired in office politics — will help you gain and retain solid footing in your workplace.
You’ll be talking to loved ones this Thursday instead of communicating with the public. That calls for a drink—and some advice.
The season of giving thanks with family and friends—and stuffing our faces—offers important reminders for public relations professionals.
Data mining, ceding control, tapping superfans’ influence, and being ‘useful’ are the keys to the future — and that future has already begun.
The combined talents of Kennedy and speechwriter Ted Sorensen led to some of the most memorable moments in modern politics. But the foundation was Kennedy’s vision.
A group of students began using the hashtag #BBUM to discuss how black students are treated. The campaign soon extended well beyond that one school.
Objectives, metrics, PR and social media support, and matching the budget to a given project’s needs — all are key elements of attracting eyeballs and getting results from your call to action.
Fifty years following the late president’s assassination, the world stops to reflect back at the life and the man who was John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
From the obvious things like smartphones to some less-intuitive avenues (print, anyone?), these are the trends communications pros should keep on their radar as we cruise into 2014.
