Financial services companies seem to be finally recognizing the need for a solid, integrated communications platform that goes beyond Wall Street.

During the past two years, financial communication was a roller coaster, with all the late nights and crisis communication plans turning into one long nightmare.

Many PR firms sponsor the ever-popular 401(k) plan, aimed at helping employees save money for a financially secure retirement.

A recent study from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management found some anti-binge drinking PSAs have the opposite effect on their viewers.

The Oscars on March 7 pulled in its highest ratings in five years: 41.3 million viewers.

The ongoing debate about PR measurement is like the scene in 'Alice in Wonderland' where Alice has slipped down the rabbit hole and falls past old mirrors, lamps, grandfather clocks, and Victorian furniture on her way to Wonderland.

The latest round of FDA warning letters to food manufacturers, who are stepping over the line between marketing claims and health claims, provides a ringside seat into the daily judgment calls that communicators are often asked to weigh in on — if they know about them.

The PRWeek Awards is always one of my favorite nights of the year. Part of the reason is that it allows me to connect with various contacts throughout the industry that I don't get to see on a regular basis.

The book 'Game Change' caused quite a stir when it reported that Senator Harry Reid referred to then Senator Obama as a "light-skinned African American with no Negro dialect, unless he wanted one."

Sixteen food manufacturers received warning letters from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) this week for making misleading health claims on food packaging.