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  1. The New York Times, It Is a Changin’

    Will the new CEO of The New York Times Co. hail from the technology sector? In a PRWeek article, digital specialist Michael Levitz discusses the company’s future, suggesting it “needs to think like a Google or Amazon.”

    Read: Times Co. Could Turn to Tech Sector for New Leadership

  2. See Spotify. See Spotify Build Brand Relationship?

    Shampoo and Spotify, making beautiful music together? Digital specialist Justin Goldsborough reviews a campaign that uses the social music app, suggesting why it’s not just another “shiny penny.”

  3. Cracking the Code: Finding Ways to Reach IT Buyers

    The communications specialists from Beyond the Hype weigh in on reaching today’s IT buyers, including the importance of the “ideal, yet improbable” PR-press relationship.

  4. What’s the Big Idea?

    In an Ad Age special report, Dave Senay, Fleishman-Hillard president and CEO, discusses big ideas shaping the industry. Topics include “the democratization of ideation” and why now is a great time for public relations.

    Read: The Big Idea

  5. Health Scare? Effects of FDA’s Missed Deadlines

    Pharma specialist Mark Senak reviews the FDA’s status on social media guidelines, explaining why it’s “not about marketing, it’s about public health.”

  6. Making Believers of Augmented Reality

    Yes, Virginia, there is a well-done augmented reality experience. Out-of-home specialist Mike Cearley looks at three reasons why Macy’s use of enabling technology “deepens and extends the experience.”

  7. The Story of Content

    At the PRSA International Conference 2011 in Orlando, Fla., communications specialist Steven Kostant discusses content relations. Topics include cutting through the clutter and creating “an emotional hook.”

    Watch: Content Relations

  8. Replacing Storytelling With Storybuilding

    In a PRWeek article, communications specialist Nick Childs weighs in on creating influential content and “shaping the story in an authentic way.”

    Read: Creating Influential Content Is About Listening First

  9. A Checkup on Pharma’s Blogging Habits

    Despite the opportunities, healthcare companies and the FDA do not appear to be “burning up the blogosphere.” Pharma specialist Mark Senak reviews several companies’ habits — and the trend that might be forming.

  10. How Brands Move From ‘One-and-Done’ Experiences

    In a PRWeek article, communications specialist Mandy Levings joins other industry leaders to explain why brands that “put their eggs in the experiential basket” will win in the future.

    Read: What Experiential Marketing Areas Are Crucial to Build Brands of the Future?

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