The never disappointing, always entertaining and sometimes enthralling reality show known as the Republican presidential primary will soon lose its train wreck persona and return to a more traditional campaign where the American voter will finally be able to compare and contrast the views, policies, and personality of the Republican nominee with those of President Obama.

Often, the fastest way to communicate information digitally is to "link" to it. However, making a digital copy of copyrighted material and forwarding it by email can be a violation of copyright laws. So where does lawful linking end and unlawful copyright infringement begin?

The war in Iraq has come to a close. After nine long years, we can breathe a collective sigh of relief that this chapter of conflict has finally come to a conclusion.

The RFP comes in, and after a moment's celebration, panic sets in. In this challenging economic environment, every account team is stretched to the max with billable business.

Quite often, nonprofit hospitals are approached by outside companies to take part in joint news releases, educational videos, case studies, satellite tours, or a number of other promotional activities that can be mutually beneficial.

Basically, the future of PR and public affairs is bright and different and better than at any time in the past.

Differentiation is the name of the game in a job market with too few jobs, according to Ron Culp, a long-time practitioner.

Social media is so much more than how many "likes" you can score on Facebook. It's much more than your Klout score. It's also more than how much "voice" your brand has within the digital space.

Not too long ago, I asked the CEO of a major business if she thought creativity was an important part of the skill set required of a successful communications professional. Absolutely, she said.

World leaders convened at the United Nations headquarters in New York City for the 2011 High-Level Meeting on Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases.