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An Ethics Month debate
In honor of PRSA’s annual Ethics Month in September, members of PRSA’s Board of Ethics and Professional Standards (BEPS) conducted a roundtable discussion to discuss if PR leaders should serve as the conscience of an organization?
The death of common courtesy?
Michael A. Pflughoeft, APR, explains why responding to all communications is a must in today’s digital world. As responding in a timely manner to correspondence seems to be waning among professionals, he provides tips on how to help control the volume.
Tumbling and posturing through the statusphere
In this month’s Digital Dialogue column, Ryan Zuk, APR, discusses tumblelogging, an accessible, flexible style of blogging. Sites such as Tumblr and Posterous offer purpose-driven features and easy integration. Learn how you can use these simplified platforms to connect with your audiences in exciting new ways.
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Farewell to the King: LeBron James’ royal fiasco
John Kerezy, M.A., APR, analyzes NBA star LeBron James’ decision to leave the Cleveland Cavaliers for the Miami Heat and discusses how the way that he handled this situation negatively impacted his image.
PRSA Perspectives
Profiles in PR
From Desk to Desert: Re-Enlisting in the Army 23 Years Later
Columns
- Ask the Professional: Money Matters How Will Agencies Budget For 2011?
- Career Corner: Reclaim Your PR Groove After a Move
- PR Blotter: Public Relations Briefs
- Diversity Dimensions: Diversity Briefs
