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Uber crisis shows that even the best PR practices have their limitations

Uber’s case is not an ordinary PR disaster

Narendra Modi, in Twitter banter with Ravi Shastri, used wit and cricketing jargon to produce magic PR

The clever way in which Narendra Modi responded to Ravi Shastri's congratulatory note on Twitter with a little bit of cricket lingo thrown in requires savvy, a developed sense of wit, and a certain flair not usually seen in our politicians

Born to track news, build influencer lists, tech PR start-up Wizikey gets Nasscom 10K boost

The platform already features publications of India, Singapore, the US and the UAE

From Pulitzer-prize winners to Shakti Kapoor's selfie: Why life is hard for a PR professional

Why would you not want to join a profession like PR which allows you to write creative prose and make inventive use of your imagination?

Modi busy doing personal PR, no concrete work has been done: Rahul Gandhi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was busy doing his own "PR" (public relations) and has not done anything concrete so far, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi said on Tuesday.

Finally, the ad business wakes up to the slowdown

LinOpinion enters into JV with GolinHarris

Every Mumbaikar needs to see this Cannes Grand Prix winner

Dumb Ways to Die (for Metro Trains) picked up the Grand Prix for both Direct and PR.

Nano gets a makeover, Tata prepares three 'not so cheap' variants

The move comes a month after former Tata group chairman Ratan Tata, for whom the Nano was a dream come true, admitted that marketing the model as the cheapest car was a mistake. He had also said the company is planning to relaunch the car.

Edelman bolsters leadership team with Bhavna Jagtiani, Bonny Lawrie