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Southwest’s ‘First-Class’ Response

Posted on October 24, 2015 by Aubrey Badger

On Sunday, Oct 11, Southwest Airlines passengers on more than 800 flights around the country experienced lengthy delays due to a technical glitch in the company’s systems. Disgruntled passengers took to Twitter and Facebook to voice their grievances, prompting Southwest … Continue reading →

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Blogging Vital to Client Storytelling

Posted on September 26, 2015 by Margaret Staniforth

Aly Saxe, founder of Iris PR Software, returned to her alma mater, Arizona State University on Sept 21 to speak with current students. In her public interview at Must See Monday with Reynolds Visiting Professor of Journalism Entrepreneurship Alan Lobock, … Continue reading →

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American Ninja Warrior Off Course

Posted on September 20, 2015 by Ashley Incardone

In the history of NBC’s American Ninja Warrior (ANW), nobody had ever completed the final stage of the competition, deemed Mt. Midoriyama, until this season when two competitors completed the grueling course. Geoff Britten, was the first to complete the multi-leveled … Continue reading →

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What’s Next, Post Twittersphere?

Posted on September 20, 2015 by Aubrey Badger

In a June 12 blog post, Steve Goldstein, editorial director for PR News, made the bold statement that Twitter could be on its way out. His question to readers was simple: what will we, as PR practitioners, do without it? … Continue reading →

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DiGiorno’s Half-Baked Tweet

Posted on September 14, 2014 by Sophia Mayberry

DiGiorno’s #whyIstayed tweet is one of the most embarrassing social media blunders we’ve seen. In case you don’t follow DiGiorno, (I found the story on PR Daily) in the midst of the social media conversation about domestic violence surrounding the … Continue reading →

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Targeting Pinterest: A Social Media Plan

Posted on February 5, 2013 by Lita Patrick

Social media is not only a way to brand yourself, meet others and stay connected but it is now becoming a popular way to strategically market content. A TechCrunch article stated, they “attained exclusive data from comScore showing Pinterest just … Continue reading →

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The Demise of Journalism

Posted on September 18, 2008 by letsgoblogging

Over at Bad Pitch Blog, the discussion on the demise of journalism is taking place. Kevin Dugan evaluates how quickly print outlets, especially newspapers, are to to layoff reporters due to the slumping economy and also the fact that the … Continue reading →

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Your Search Engine Results are as Important as Your Resume

Posted on September 12, 2008 by marialinda17

by Metis PR I selected a posting from the PRos in Training blog called, “Your Search Engine Results are as Important as Your Resume.” Most public relations professors, like many of the people in this class, focus on honing their … Continue reading →

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