To our journalist friends who may have to navigate a new direction:
Because of the changing nature of news many journalists are examining what they want to be when they grow up. One option may be to join us in public relations. […]
Nothing Good Happens at 2:47 a.m., A Lesson in PR Ethics
I shot out of bed and looked at the clock: 2:47 a.m. “The photo,” I thought to myself. “Is it ok we used that photo?” Here is how it all […]
Back to School: Sharpen your pencils and your networking skills
Several Indiana colleges are back in session this week. Meaning students have a full plate of possibilities for getting involved this year. As talented and engaged PR students, we’re sure […]
The Value of Continuing Education in PR
The question was asked at last November’s Hoosier PRSA luncheon. “Would you recommend graduating college seniors dive right into a Master’s degree, or should we work in the field for […]
Four Reasons to Hold a News Conference
A few months ago, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke made headlines by announcing that the Fed would hold a news conference. You read that right, he made news by announcing […]
James Burnes and Social Integration at the August Luncheon
“What are the top three goals of your CEO?” Are your digital strategies helping accomplish these goals? James Burnes, Principal and Senior Strategist for Project Brilliant, asked these and many […]
With Photojournalism in Flux, Opportunity is Open
Recently, four multimedia journalists sat down with a group of 25 PRSA members to discuss the new challenges journalists are facing. As media staffs shrink and technology advancements become available, […]