Is Being a Direct Communicator a Downfall?
by Kerry O’Grady I’ve been in media for over 12 years. I’ve been teaching communication to undergrad and graduate students for seven […]
Reputation Risk a Communications Imperative
By Laura Kane, Chief Communications Officer, PRSA In a world where consumers are only a click away from access to information about […]
Travel Tips for the Nomad PR Life
by Cristina Martin, PRSA Tri-State Treasurer Sometimes you have to remind yourself where you actually live because it can feel like you’re […]
Facebook – The Real Threat They Face
Guest Post by Bradley Honan As Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg demonstrated over the last several days with his congressional testimonial, Facebook continues […]
Bouncing Back into a Comms Career After Baby
Guest Blog by Christa Conte If you work in communications, it’s likely that you’ve compared the experience of a new biz pitch […]
Media Relations Strategy in Crisis: When the News Media is the News
by Brian Hyland Our media relations strategy was all set… our client had a unique story to tell; the pitch was solid; […]
Each One, Teach One: A Speed Dating Exercise in Mentorship
Guest post by Aaliyah Miller “Each one, teach one.” – An African proverb The African proverb above has a strong significance in […]
Fake News & Fancy Free Panel in New Haven
Greater Connecticut Chapter – PRSA NEW DATE: THURSDAY APRIL 19, 2018 Albertus Magnus College, New Haven, CT Annual Meeting – Panel Discussion […]
Guest Blog: If Sam Nunberg Were My Client…
By Ken Scudder Sam Nunberg’s two in-person interviews (on CNN and MSNBC), and his phone-in to Katy Tur, were classic counter-examples of […]
“Member Rate” Extended to Tri-State for 2018 Big Apple Awards
Attention PRSA Tri-State Members! PRSA New York is generously extending the “member rate” discount to us for the 2018 Big Apple Awards. […]