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PRSA’s been pushing a post on its blog...<br/>
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This is not a rhetorical question: Why is it that seemingly every time the Public Relations Society of America attempts to defend itself, it ends up leaving an even worse...<br/>
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I don’t know Sarah Soczka, but if I ever meet her, I’m going to buy her a beer. Sarah is the unwitting victim of the “watch what...<br/>
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Answer: Most likely, no. If the attacks gain legs later as news stories, then you can respond to the issue, but not the attacker.
The rationale: The...<br/>
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