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What Wartime Press Attacks Mean for PR Professionals
March 24th, 2026 by Julio E. LigorriaIn periods when political pressure, press attacks and media volatility rise together, communications strategy becomes an exercise in protecting trust.
From Soundbite to Story: Media Training for New Media
March 23rd, 2026 by Christine ReillyVideo and long-form audio content isn’t just where audiences are, it’s increasingly where AI systems go to learn what your spokespeople stand for.
PR Roundup: Burgers Win, Macy’s’ Clear Warning and Lush Stands Up
March 19th, 2026 by Nicole SchumanFrom a viral fast food run at In-N-Out to a candid Macy’s CEO and Lush’s purpose-driven product launch, this week had no shortage of brand moments worth studying.
Beyond Vanity Metrics: How to Prove Internal Comms Actually Works
March 19th, 2026 by Andrew HubbardMeasurement matters, but it needs a rethink if internal communications is to be seen as a strategic business function.
How AI Deep Research Is Transforming PR: From Media Landscape Analysis to Campaign Planning
March 17th, 2026 by Nicole SchumanDiscover practical PR strategies with deep research. Analyze media landscapes, find journalist feeds, research PR opportunities and prepare content.
AI May Speed Up PR Teams, but Does it Make Them More Productive?
March 16th, 2026 by Tim GrayMore than 80% of companies saw no noticeable productivity gains despite widespread AI adoption, per a recent National Bureau of Economic Research survey.
PR Roundup: Target Targets Families, White House Reframes Deportation, AI and CEO Trust
March 12th, 2026 by Nicole SchumanFrom Target’s bid to win back skeptical shoppers, to the White House’s quiet attempt to reframe one of its signature policies, to what actually builds credibility in the AI era—this week offered a masterclass in how brands and institutions communicate under pressure.
Four Communication Rules That Keep PR Clients From Walking
March 12th, 2026 by Dustin SigginsWhen PR clients understand your process, trust your judgment and feel empowered to contribute their own expertise, the work becomes more strategic, more efficient and more impactful.
Why the Startup Label Is Losing Its Meaning (And What to Say Instead)
March 10th, 2026 by Evgenia ZaslavskayaToday the startup label appears everywhere: a two-person consultancy calls itself a startup; a local retail brand with an online store adopts the label; a profitable, bootstrapped business with no ambition to scale beyond a niche still uses the term.