Straight from a Pixar story artist, here's a list of ways to break through writer's block and write stories you're proud of.

Writing a bio for a guest blog post or various social media accounts may seem like a minor chore, but with so much to cover in so little space, these guidelines might help.

The verse, which a chaplain wrote about keeping the fun in youth baseball, got a big boost on Facebook and now graces Little League fields nationwide, with help from Farmers Insurance.

From her thoughts on the word ‘synergy’ to advice on wearing a bikini, the late author and screenwriter said a number of inspirational (and useful) things. In honor of what would be Ephron's 72nd birthday, here we're celebrating with some of her best.

Like movie-goers, PR Daily readers were all about 'Gatsby' this week. Plus, top traits of good press release writers, email etiquette tips, and more.

Turner Broadcasting seeks a publicist to oversee Adult Swim, and The New York Times is puzzled about how to fill its vacancy. Plus, careers with other companies, agencies, and nonprofits.

Behind every good writer is a good reader. To take your writing up a notch, pull inspiration from one of these classic page-turners.

Not sure how to get your point across? Debating whether to copy someone? Follow these tips to fix some bad habits.

These buzzwords have run their course and need to be retired. And do NOT get me started on 'vertical alignment.'

Doing so weakens your writing. Plus, it's really irritating.

Odds are high you’ll hear from reporters regularly if you possess these skills.

From new cover photo rules on Facebook and a battle of the social media sexes to huge mistakes for PR interns to avoid, here is this week's roundup of the most widely read stories on PR Daily.

Someone is correcting typos, flawed grammar, and other such errors on the informational placards in Pratt Institute’s sculpture park.

A rose by any other name would still smell as sweet. It just wouldn’t have a place at NPR.

In this week’s roundup, General Mills cooks up an appetizing opportunity in the Betty Crocker Kitchens while other companies, agencies, and nonprofits seek a fresh batch of candidates.