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Build Your Career By Working Overseas

author"s portrait In their new book, Get Ahead By Going Abroad, co-authors C. Perry Yeatman and Stacie Nevadomski Berdan highlight the advantages of working overseas.

RSS Feeds on Typewriter Skeletons

author"s portrait Arthur E.F. Wiese, Jr. has seen a seismic shift in the nature of communications over the course of a distinguished career in journalism and PR. How, he wonders, will communicators of the future connect with audiences.

How to Make it in PR

author"s portrait Romeo P. Virtusio, editor of a recently published book on achieving success in PR, shares insights and tips in selected extracts from his nine esteemed contributors.

Local Development Needs PR

author"s portrait Rosa María Torres Valdés has conducted research and analysis on public relations procedures at local development networks.

Emotional Connection (Woof!)

author"s portrait It is often said that man’s best friend is a dog. Philip Sheppard forms an unexpected attachment to a bronze pooch.

Raising the Profile of PR

author"s portrait Are PR practitioners members of a profession or members of societies and associations, ponders Derrick Pieters as he calls on the industry to use its skills for its own advantage.

The Technical Transition

author"s portrait In an era of virtual worlds, search engine optimized press releases, social media and incalculable blogs, PR professionals need to develop their technical skills, argues Morgan McLintic.

Going Niche in Croatia

author"s portrait Rašeljka Maras Jurièiæ says that you cannot beat the expertise of specialist PR agencies.

Lessons from the Death of a Princess

author"s portrait Ten years ago Britain mourned the death of Princess Diana, with an unprecedented emotional outburst. The events of the week that followed led many to ask: are those holding the reins of power really in touch with public taste? Alan Lane looks at how her un

Newborn Baby Screening

author"s portrait Lack of federal standards on health screening tests given to newborn babies triggered an ongoing information campaign targeting parents and policymakers across the US. By Michele Kling.
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