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We are operating in a world of constant change and disruption; a world in which every stakeholder has a voice if he or she chooses to speak out.

As a communications pro in an organization you need to ask yourself what would you and your brand have done if a bombing or an attack occurred near your headquarters or other offices?

CommCore Consulting cuts through the clutter with campy videos about media relations and other PR topics.
It’s the same with PR pros and training videos, says Dale Weiss, SVP at CommCore Consulting. “If you’re flying Virgin America, you watch because it’s [a] clever [video],” he says, referring to the safety videos. “We used the same logic with these videos” Weiss says of the two humorous videos featured here. “You have to cut through the clutter. So we thought how can we show some of the things we teach [clients] but do it in a clever way?”

Make the most of those six magical, mystical days. Allot a half-day for each, taking advantage of at least one before the calendar flips.

A few years back it was unthinkable that Instagram would overtake Facebook in terms of U.S. brands’ social actions.

If there’s one lesson from recent crises it may be that the very moment you are considered a “Wall Street darling” is when you should be preparing and rehearsing your crisis communications plan. For very

As we reported last week in these pages, Chipotle’s top financial man, CFO Jack Hartung, said that its proposed industry-leading food safety program likely would result in the burrito maker having to raise prices

The holidays are upon us. But face it: For many of us, holiday shopping has just begun.

As we know, the PR landscape continues to evolve, which leads us to constantly reevaluate how we work and even change how we define public relations.

Eagle has Landed: Your brand can do many things correctly in a crisis and it still may end up having weeks like Chipotle experienced, which included a share price falling (down almost 30% over 4 months)