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.

Last week, top officials at the Pentagon issued a policy directive allowing US military personnel to use social media tools like Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter on unclassified government computers and networks, no matter what locale they're serving.

More than a year ago, a new leader to the greater PR world invited me and a senior editor to come into his offices for a meet-and-greet.

Whether crafting a brand tagline or a political platform, communicators have long relied on the power of a simple message.

In her blog, Dushka Zapata, an EVP at Ogilvy Public Relations, recently - and boldly - announced that she's an introvert.

The unprecedented popularity of mobile giving following the January 12 Haiti earthquake has changed the face of fundraising.

For the past year, we have been struggling alongside our clients to understand the changed world in which we live.

Of all the special reports that PRWeek publishes throughout the year, one of the most popular is the Salary Survey.

When I was 24 I got sent to Bogota to spend a week with my client, the commercial shipping fleet of Colombia (Flota Mercante Grancolombiana).