Stories by Scott Van Camp

CSI-The Biz-Ness of Giving Back

October 16th, 2012 by

I have to admit, ever since I began covering Corporate Social Responsibility issues close to three years ago when I started as editor of PR News, I’ve been somewhat skeptical. I questioned whether organizations really give back, help their own commun…

All the Rage: Big Brands Must Deal With Mad Consumers

October 16th, 2012 by

86% of consumers think big businesses maximized profits at the expense of customers and communities.

3 PR Tips From Facebook’s Tech Communications Leader

October 16th, 2012 by

The head of Facebook’s technology and engineering communications shares some of his own PR tactics.

Taking Sides: With Issues PR, The Medium Is the Message

October 15th, 2012 by

While digital and social media has changed how audiences are reached, one thing remains constant: The messaging has to be spot on.

PRSA 2013 Chair & CEO Mickey Nall Talks Ethics and Giving Back

October 15th, 2012 by

Ogilvy PR’s Nall plans to make advocacy, diversity and ethics top PRSA priorities next year.

PRSA 2013 Chair & CEO Mickey Nall Talks Ethics and Giving Back

October 15th, 2012 by

Ogilvy PR’s Nall plans to make advocacy, diversity and ethics top PRSA priorities next year.

Coke Still No. 1 Brand, But Tech Giants Loom Large

October 11th, 2012 by

Despite a strong push from Apple, Coca-Cola 2012’s most valuable brand in the world.

Coke Still No. 1 Brand, But Tech Giants Loom Large

October 11th, 2012 by

Despite a strong push from Apple, Coca-Cola 2012’s most valuable brand in the world.

PBS PR Flies High Through Big Bird Story

October 10th, 2012 by

After last week’s presidential debate, Big Bird was big. I mean really big. Perhaps bigger than he’s been in a long time. After Republican challenger Mitt Romney told the world that Sesame Street‘s famed character would likely be kill…

CEOs Say Digital Drives Revenue, with Mobile Out Front

October 10th, 2012 by

Half of all CEOs surveyed believe digital will increase their overall revenues and margins by at least 10% within the next three years.