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Videos posted on the Internet aren't just for your entertainment anymore. In fact, they've a must for the successful marketing and promotion of businesses worldwide. The following article listed below tells why.
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The Coca-Cola company is changing the color of its cans for the upcoming holiday season. Click the link to below to find out why.
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When dressing professionally, certain colors have different meanings across the globe. Click the link below to find out what those colors mean.
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With the offseason lockout now a distant memory, the National Football League (NFL) has become a dominant force in a fast-growing field of communication: social media. Read the following article below to find out how they're doing it.
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Over the years, many companies have made decisions that they would later regret. Click here for the 10 most disastrous PR moves, courtesy of thestreet.com.
A former public relations specialist turned freelance writer has restarted a small town newspaper in Washington State after a 20-year absence. Read on for more about how he did it.
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ESPN recently dropped Hank Williams, Jr. from its intros to its Monday Night Football game coverage. But not before waffling on the matter. Williams was dropped for making insensitive comments about President Obama. Click the link below to find out more about the PR fallout from the Williams fiasco.
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If you're a PR person that wants to attract the attention of journalists, this article is for you. Click the link below to find out 14 ways to do just that.
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A new trade group plans to put together a new line of hyperlocal news websites. But the AOL-backed Patch won't be part of the plans. Poynter.org has more on why Patch is out.
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