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Julia Hood is editor-in-chief of PRWeek, the leading publication for PR and communications professionals. She began her career in publishing, and subsequently…
The Iranian elections will be underway in a few short hours. This has been a hotly contested election, pitting many different factions against one another. To most westerners it may seem like a typical election: the conservatives vs. liberals, traditional value vs. new values, and younger voters vs. older voters. In some ways it is a typical election but in many more, it's not.
A new Australian study says that if you're a crabby old curmudgeon without any friends, you may have trouble-finding pallbearers at your early funeral. Okay so I paraphrased.
International accounting firm KPMG has published the results of its latest survey on corporate responsibility reporting.
I was reading the press release issued yesterday by Ketchum Public Relations announcing their new service offering called Ketchum Personalized Media: "a global service that advises organizations to know how, why and when to integrate the growing roster of online and wireless media - from blogs and podcasts to mobile marketing - into their overall communications strategy," according to the announcement.
The US House of Representatives says it's not okay to spy on somebody's reading habits by knocking down the renewal of one provision of the USA Patriot Act 238-187.
