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.

The August issue of PRWeek includes one of our favorite annual specials, the 40 under 40.

The economy is "stabilizing," my daily papers tell me. So why is everyone in PR looking so stressed?

Marketers stand to lose out on insight if they rely too heavily on bloggers to spread the message.

In 1998, a California-based consumer activist by the name of Mark Kasky filed a lawsuit against Nike.

Power in the PR industry has typically been defined by the relative prominence and profiles of the client, company, or brands themselves, not always the communicator individually.

One recent morning I accidentally left my PDA at home, so during my daily train ride, I was forced to focus exclusive attention on the two newspapers that I have delivered each morning at my house, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.

The Edelman New Media Academic Summit took place this week in Washington DC, with some 120 professors in attendance.

A cherished convention in the industry is the journalist panel, an event where PR people pay good money to listen to a bunch of reporters tell them how much they dislike working with PR people.