If you'd rather Twist than Tweet ...
PR Pros must embrace social media. This blog is a supplement to my June 2009 Update newsletter, which is devoted to social media. Since &quo
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My random thoughts, observations and musings on all subjects of interest to communication professionals.
Octomom and My Friend, Joann.
I was not surprised to read that the PR firm representing the California mother of octuplets had resigned because of numerous death threats
The elephant in the room is wearing lipstick.
Santorum's diagnosis of the party's failure "to shape a governing vision and communicate it to the American electorate" in
Every Cloud Must Have a Silver Lining
Effective communication in the recession is building relationships: My aunt Ruth is an 87 year-old Roman Catholic nun who entered the conven
Answer the question.
A few days ago, Randy and I made the painful decision to euthanize our beloved 12 year-old Boxer, Silk. She was diagnosed in the Spring with
Thank You.
I'm very lucky to have wonderful friends. And, probably like you, I sometimes take them for granted. In the past month or so, Randy and
Sometimes how you say what you say matters most
It's a well-worn tenet of public affairs strategists that people want to be for something rather than against something.
$85 Million Blooper
AIG took a credibility hit (as if it hasn't had enough already) when its "Strength to Be There" and "Live longer, retire
The truth set her free but not quite the way she had planned.
As the L.A. Times just reported, the spokesperson for L.A.'s Metrolink system has resigned under withering criticism for taking responsi
Hey, You, Almost a Priest!
As a Recovering Catholic, I do my best to stay clear of events that occur in Catholic Churches, so I'm not up-to-date on the latest and
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