This week I had a unique experience. An agency CEO told me he had got it wrong.

Awards season starts soon, with the March 11th PRWeek Awards dinner in New York.

While on maternity leave, I became shamefully addicted to reruns of The West Wing, which airs on Bravo every weekday morning for two hours.

During a period of widespread salary freezes, lean teams, and the decline of employee perks, one might assume that engendering greater productivity out of employees is a near-impossible feat.

People can be mean on the Web. Those thoughts that you normally suppress find means of escape, primarily through the increasingly omnipresent social networks.

Bye bye, 2009. We won't miss you. Enjoy the holiday season, people, because next year brings new challenges to the profession that will demand all of our collective attention and resources.

'Tis the season for budgets and 2010 planning, an anxious, busy time of introspection as well as exploration.

Healthcare reform, in all its polarizing glory, has taken its place as the top agenda item in the country.

Think the future of business is in China or India? According to a study by Boston Consulting Group, published in September's Harvard Business Review, there's an untapped market closer to home that offers more opportunities than those markets combined: The female consumer.

A story in The Wall Street Journal this week detailed Cisco's still-new management structure, created in the wake of a dismal earnings announcement to the tune of a 46% profit drop for the quarter.