By John Hackston | June 23, 2021 Is the nature of certain kinds of work dampening workplace inequalities during COVID? According to John Hackston, research shows that people who have more autonomy and flexibility in their jobs are generally faring better along many measures of well-being during the pandemic than those who have more rigid workplace… View Article
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By Ellie Shalvarjian | June 14, 2021 From the moment of Instagram’s inception in 2010, it has been an explosive platform. Not only did the popular social media application skyrocket to the top of app charts, but it has maintained its status and importance as the social media application for the modern public relations practitioner… View Article
By Lucy Siegel | May 26, 2021 Worldwide, public relations encompasses communications counseling and the development of strategy. However, the way public relations is practiced in a particular country depends on how an organization’s messages are distributed and how local media channels operate. They can differ dramatically from one country to another, even when those countries… View Article
By Ellie Shalvarjian | May 24, 2021 Between extracurriculars, homework, internships, and maintaining a good GPA — college can be stressful. Add in deciding your career path? It can be downright intimidating. Public Relations is oftentimes seen as a specialized field with only 6% of all colleges in the United States having dedicated majors for the… View Article
By Lucy Siegel | April 19, 2021 Newspapers have been in decline for 20 years. Newspaper advertising revenue peaked in 2000 and has been declining ever since. According to research done by the University of North Caroline’s School of Media and Journalism, this resulted in the death of 20% of U.S. newspapers between 2004 and 2019… View Article
By PRBI | April 5, 2021 China, Japan, South Korea and other Asian countries are so close, and yet so far apart: in the same neighborhood geographically, but when it comes to culture, including journalism and the media, the differences are vast. And don’t even try to compare PR in Asia with PR in the… View Article
By Lucy Siegel | March 22, 2021 Briefing a new PR agency is the most crucial preparation for a successful relationship with your company. The agency will require significant input from your company, from the time you meet with them to ask for a proposal to the post-hire briefing and frequently throughout their work. Here… View Article
This article originally appeared in Forbes on November 3, 2020. By Sherrie Haynie | November 3, 2020 Fostering a “growth mindset” is fundamental to success, both for individuals and organizations. If you believe your abilities are innate and can’t be significantly improved, your mindset may be described as “fixed.” You tend to explain failure by… View Article
By Lucy Siegel | February 17, 2021 Meet Nancy C.J. Choi, president of CJ’s World Co., Ltd., a public relations firm in Seoul, Republic of Korea. CJ’s World specializes in travel PR. Over the agency’s 30-year history, it has represented a stellar list of international travel brands, ranging from national convention and visitors bureaus and tourist boards… View Article
By Lucy Siegel | January 29, 2021 There has been an uproar over Vogue magazine’s February issue, which featured an article on Vice President Kamala Harris, with her photo on the cover. The magazine hired photographer Tyler Mitchell for the photoshoot. Mitchell was the first Black photographer to shoot a Vogue cover (which ran in… View Article