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One of the premier daily newspapers in the Midwestern United States has a new owner. And he's a familiar face to many people in the business world. Click here to find out who he is, courtesy of Omaha.com.
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Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno was fired Wednesday night due to the ongoing sexual abuse scandal on the Pennsylvania campus. But the issues raised in the wake of his firing go far beyond maintaining an otherwise tainted brand. Read on to find out why even good public relations won't be enough to undo the damage caused by this crisis.
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A longtime media blogger has resigned over questionable quotes. Jim Romenesko left the Poynter Institute Thursday after being questioned about the lack of using quotation marks. He hosted his blogged about the news media on the Poynter website for the past 12 years. Romenesko plans to start his own blog in the near future.
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Even in the worst economic downturn in years, public relations professionals, as well as those college students who plan to pursue a career in PR or a related field, have been holding their own. Read below for more on just how PR people are faring in a tough job market.
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Click here for tips on how to do just that, courtesy of presenting-yourself.com.
If you currently work in public relations, the following article might make for some good reading.
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In a job market that seems to get tighter and tighter every day, just sending a common paper resume just doesn't cut it anymore. Read the following article below to find out what "presumes" are all about.
Click here for the full article, courtesy of AOL.
