Stories by Nicole Schuman

Not all organizations have in-house PR pros. Some have only one communicator. We offer tips for coping with this far-from-ideal scenario.

PRNEWS welcomed Travel + Leisure Co. to talk about tense summer travel, and how companies can quell travelers’ stress through communications.

For this installment, we explore grammar basics of AP style that most writers use on a daily basis. 

How do you do PR when everyone knows your future owner wants out? Elon Musk and his in-limbo Twitter purchase provide answers.

PRNEWS welcomed Urska Srsen, cofounder of women’s health tracker, Bellabeat to discuss privacy and communication for women’s’ health tracking products.

Some rebranding efforts may cause other organizations to pause, wondering what return on investment may come from it. What will the value of their efforts be, how can organizations proceed, and where can they look for results?

We live in a time where gun violence happens daily, and communities will look to leaders for timely facts and information. 

The Roe v. Wade ruling affects many areas of healthcare, which ultimately impacts employees and internal communications.

Greenpeace activists acknowledged the climate hypocrisy at Cannes, where many ad and PR agencies continue to work with fossil fuel clients.

The public is tired. It’s tired of lip service from public figures, politicians and companies. It’s tired of hearing phrases like “thoughts and prayers,” or “we promise to…” What the public wants is change. Messaging without action will no longer cut it. Several organizations engage audiences to join them in effecting social change.