Media Relations

On April 14, President Trump announced he would be cutting funding to the World Health Organization for not doing enough to address the virus in the early days of the outbreak.

Contrasting messages were in evidence again today.

Although you may cringe the next time you see or hear the phrase “the new normal,” it’s part of the communicator’s job to keep tabs on trends.

Entertainers need to entertain, and thankfully for a country where the majority are cooped up at home, the diversion is welcome.

In a crisis, it’s important to have a unified distribution method for essential information.

At the moment, though, with millions of Americans jobless, it seems Amazon and other companies can afford to discard standard PR guidance.

The messages a brand distributes about self care are important, of course. How it distributes them can be just as, if not more, important.

When you get caught on the wrong side of the law, especially for financial gain, and particularly during the pandemic, you need to provide an apology for your actions. 

Several groups have published useful surveys in recent days. Perhaps your firm has already begun developing similar polls of its own.

Bernie Sanders announced today that he will be suspending his presidential campaign.