Lamenting a Dying Career
Written by Mark Prindle I couldn’t help but be curious when Yahoo! flashed the headline “Dying Careers You Should Avoid,” so I clicked on the link to read of such no-longer-in-demand positions as ‘Desktop Publisher,’ ‘Semiconductor Processor’ and ‘Auto Insurance Appraiser.’ And there it was – a formerly enviable employment option that we in […]
2012 PR Forecast: Trendy or Obsolete?
No sooner is 2011 over than we want to know what 2012 will bring.
List Mania – Just Can’t Stop Reading ‘Em!
By, Suzanne McGee, Account Director, Fusion PR I’m a list junkie at the end of every year. I can’t stop reading people’s Best Of Lists along with their favorite bombs. It’s interesting to get an annual perspective on trends, successes, failures and points of interest. Each writer has two cents and a drum to beat. […]
Virginia Tech tragedy and user generated content
By Beth Fichtel, Vice President, Global Central Media Team, N.Y. The recent USA Today article by Robert Bianco, “Wall-to-wall coverage reflects monumental scale, sadness” takes a fascinating look at how the coverage unfolded during the Virginia Tech tragedy. This is a clear reminder of how we are now getting our news through new media – […]