A Wall Street Journal article looks at the impact social media is having on small businesses.

Kraft Foods is offering its apologies for going back on its promise to keep Cadbury's Somerdale factory open, following the food giant's acquisition of the British candy maker in January.

Bausch & Lomb announced this week that former Schering-Plough executives Fred Hassan and Brent Saunders were named chairman and CEO, respectively.

We've been following the ways that the entertainment industry is incorporating more social media elements into its outreach, whether at the Olympics, the Oscars, or the Grammy Awards.

I'm pleased to announce that Erica Morris has joined PRWeek's staff as a reporter, covering financial PR, IR, corporate communications, and PR services.

I'm remiss in not announcing this earlier, but please welcome the latest contributor to PRWeek: our fall semester editorial intern, Christina Capodice.

Joining PRWeek for a summer editorial internship is MacAdam Smith - or just Adam, as we call him. He'll be helping out with PRWeekus.com, and...

Today our newsroom was focused completely on one thing around 10:30 this morning: The new monthly print edition of PRWeek. Word got out early that...

Twitter co-founder Evan Williams used his keynote speech at SXSW Interactive to demonstrate how the micro-blogging platform will integrate more easily with third-party web sites.

A presentation by a corporate product manager-turned-cartoonist Tom Fishburne, senior marketing director of Europe at Method Products, captured the complex vibe of this week's SXSW Interactive conference.

Each week, PRWeekus.com features a guest blogger on its "Insider" blog. Next week's blogger is Dave Armon, VP of strategic accounts at Context Optional.

The dereliction surrounding Toyota's dire handling of the crisis has since stirred it from slumber and the sops being thrown our way, such as the latest advertising campaigns' claims, may calm our ire for now.