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Public Relations Headlines and PR NewsMost Recent Public Relations News - PR Fuel ArticlesBalancing Act - Whatever did the lovely Violet Blue do to raise the hackles of the Boing Boing crew? The world may never know, but the controversy provides a moment to consider the consequences of withholding information from the press and the public.Purely Provincial - Provincialism can work against PR efforts because it shines a light on attitudes and ideas that may be foreign to others or that play into stereotypes. The Midnight PR Massacre - Baseball fans will go to the games regardless, but the media won't soon forget what's already being called "The Midnight Massacre." Green PR - Ditch the pizza? For PR firms, it isn't easy being green. The Eight Worst (or Most Challenging) PR Jobs - So you think your job is hard? Try being a public relations person for one of these companies or organizations. Ex-White House Flack's Leap of Faith Backfires - As the public voice of a company or organization, PR people are often the ones who have the most to say and the least real information. It can be a dangerous leap of faith to make. Same as It Ever Was - When was the last time you used a payphone, faxed a press release or used hard copies of photos? Perhaps the fact that PR has survived - and even thrived in - the technological revolution is testament to its enduring importance. Weird Scenes Inside a PR Mine - When taking a proactive approach with the media and inviting them into a client's world, PR people must take care to ensure that the effort is worth everyone's while.
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