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Last April, Domino’s Pizza learned the hard way about the power of social media.

Much has changed over the past decade since SSA PR was founded in 1998. Social media was in its infancy.

A recent list, compiled by Advertising Age says it all.

Earlier this week, NPR ran a story about the social roles of Facebook and MySpace in the lives of today's teenagers.

In preparation for launching the new site, I've been going around the 'net, and changing URLs, redirecting social media accounts to inviewcommunications.com, etc, when I happened to stumble across

Think about it. Today’s employees are on the web in more ways than ever. They’re posting photos to Flickr, sharing information on Facebook, participating in polls, blogging about anything and everything, posting videos to YouTube, voicing their political opinions online and more. People are sharing information, interacting with others and exchanging ideas on a daily basis. They could be talking about your company. Or your customers.

Is Your Company Prepared to "Go Viral" with Video? How often does this phrase come up in your office these days?

The Global Language Monitor (GLM) documents, analyzes, and tracks the latest trends in word/phrase usage and word/phrase choices and their impact on the various aspects of culture, with a particula

Last night, Colorado’s PRSA chapter held one of the better Gold Pick Award ceremonies that I’ve been to over the years. Kudos to the PRSA leadership for a very well-run, classy event. Bruce Goldberg and Andrew Hudson impressed us with their musical flair, but I especially appreciated Swede Johnson Lifetime Achievement Award winner Don Kirchoffner’s comments about the role of public relations in business.

Its everywhere you turn, news about the swine flu pandemic.