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From lazy corporate verbs to measurement for people who hate math, here are the week's most widely read stories on PR Daily.

PR Daily readers, we want to know which books you’re bringing to the beach this summer—whether it’s for business or pleasure.

Your iPhone’s personal assistant is on her way to becoming quite the linguist. Plus, Obama bumps the VMA’s, remembering Donna Summers, Arby’s proves KFC isn’t the only that’s finger lickin’ good, Google+ is a desert, and more.

Plus, 10 resources for pitching reporters effectively.

The widely reported news that GM dropped its Facebook ads has an interesting backstory, according to a Reuters report.

Planning a summer internship at a public relations firm? You’ll want to read this story before your first day on the job.

The family that owns baseball's eternal losers (but fan favorites) is tied up in a political mess, and it might hurt the team's bottom line. PR pros weigh in on the family's handling of the crisis thus far.

A producer turned PR pro enlisted her former colleagues to help explain what works and what doesn’t when pitching TV news.

Three days in the life, actually. Go behind the scenes with Dustee Tucker Jenkins to see what goes into keeping its PR team on task.

The shock jock will appear as a judge on ‘America’s Got Talent,’ which inspired the author to consider how Howard can help a PR pro’s career.

It could help you win coverage for a client. Here’s how to do it.

How much is Facebook worth? What does that mean for members? What the heck does IPO mean? All of these things (and more) in this handy and clever infographic.

Craig James, a former NFL running back turned ESPN analyst and Texas senate candidate, stepped into another PR mess by lying about hiring a public relations agency.