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There are a few startups that can breeze along for quite a while without hiring anyone, but eventually, any successful business is going to need to bring on some help. A lot can go into choosing the perfect fit, but as Charley Moore, the founder of RocketLawyer, explains, you’ve got to pay attentio Read More

The PR Verdict: “C” for Art Basel and the contemporary art market. This was a rerun of the 60 Minutes story from 20 years ago, only with higher prices. Read More

The PR Verdict: “C” for a disappointingly average piece of advice. Running for high office requires more planning and strategy.
What is Romney’s favorite venue? Read More

The PR Verdict: “C” for Beef Products in explaining a difficult message. Why not lead with pictures of non-ammonia treated beef after three days and compare with the lovingly treated ammonia sample? Read More

The PR Verdict: “F” for Christie and an interview that went horribly wrong. Even the host, Matt Lauer, had the grace to apologize for not talking about her Broadway debut. Read More

The PR Verdict: A for both sides. With one word - OBAMACARE - Republicans galvanized opposition. Democrats have sensibly decided if you can’t beat em join them. Read More

This week I got the opportunity to talk to Niall Harbison from social media agency Simply Zesty about the sale of the company and the success of their blog. Read More

The PR Verdict: “A” for Mitt Romney and his comments re Trayvon Martin. Romney’s team might want to thank the Santorum and Gingrich PR teams. Read More

If personal brand is so important, how many of us are actually evaluating what our name is associated with? Equally, have you identified what you want your name to be associated with? Read More

The PR Verdict: “D” for Meghan and her PR positioning which isn't going to help her being taken seriously. More likely to secure a slot on "Chelsea Lately" than "Meet The Press". Read More