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A Brief Blog Profile: Journalistics
Journalistics is a "nifty little blog about PR and journalism."
What Does ‘Off the Record’ Really Mean?
"Off the record": What's its origin and are exceptions to publishing off the record information?
A Brief Blog Profile: Tnooz
Tnooz is a travel blog that deals with how technology impacts the industry.
How to Create a Winning Blogger Pitch Every Time
Every other week, The Q&A Team answers questions from ProfNet readers with advice from our large network of experts.
A Brief Blog Profile: Chilli & Chocolate
Chilli & Chocolate aims to cover food and events beyond its home in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
A Brief Blog Profile: Crazy Dad Life
Parents: Do you spend a lot of time driving around, dropping, and picking up kids from various practices, events, and appointments?
Grammar Hammer: I Think I May, I Think I Might
“I might go to the movies this weekend.” “I may go to the movies this weekend.” Is there a difference between these two sentences?
A Brief Blog Profile: SpanglishBaby
SpanglishBaby is for the many parents out there raising their children to be both bilingual and bicultural.
A Brief Blog Profile: Environmental Leader
Environmental Leader keeps corporate execs informed about energy, environmental, and sustainability news.
Grammar Hammer: And the Winner Is (dot-dot-dot) …
I’ve received a couple of questions on the proper use of ellipses....
A Brief Blog Profile: Surviving a Teacher's Salary
In the spirit of graduation season, I dug for some great education blogs.
A Brief Blog Profile: PR Breakfast Club
It all began with a hashtag built around the conversation of public relations....
Grammar Hammer: Who’s On First? Whose Line Is It Anyway?
Who? Whom? Whose? Who is? Who has? Huh?!...
Social Curation for Writers
Twice a month, ProfNet hosts #ConnectChat, a Twitter-based interview that covers topics of interest to media and communications professionals.
A Brief Blog Profile: Scene Asia
Scene Asia is The Wall Street Journal’s guide to life and style in Asia....
4 Ways to Build Storytelling into Press Releases
Assuming that you need to stick to dry language and a certain format when drafting a press release can limit the appeal (and ultimately the success) of your message.
A Brief Blog Profile: TreeHugger
TreeHugger is dedicated to "driving sustainability mainstream."
Grammar Hammer: Stop! Graduation Time!
Spring has sprung. A flurry of flowers (and weeds) adorns my yard, and a pile of graduation announcements arrive in my mailbox.
A Brief Blog Profile: The Mod Mommy
After celebrating moms a little more than a week ago, I figured it was time to look into The Mod Mommy.
A Brief Blog Profile: Brownstoner
We all know that when it comes to real estate, it's all about location, location, location.
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