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This week’s Roundup looks at what to do when a cool and collected Patrick Mahomes throws a tantrum on national TV, 2024 predictions from the news industry and a gift guide for PR pros.

Attendees of “PR for Experiential Campaigns” learned about the difference between event and experiential PR, strategies for multi-city tours, the importance of defining stakeholders in experiential, top-notch case studies and much more.

If a prospective mentee approaches you, here’s how you can get the conversation going and gauge whether it’s a good fit.

PAN Communications CMO Mark Nardone discusses b2b brand integrated marketing and communications during a time of economic uncertainty and labor shortages in the sector.

PRNEWS received word of our dear friend and colleague, Mark Weiner’s, passing earlier this week. Tina McCorkindale, president and CEO of the Institute for Public Relations, worked closely with Mark, and graciously offered this tribute celebrating his life.

How PR pros can best measure campaigns to accurately reflect their work’s value and how it contributes to business growth.

Last month, San Francisco’s leadership failed perhaps the most basic of PR tests: They tried to put lipstick on a pig and pretend it wasn’t a hog. Here are six PR lessons from the city’s failure to appeal to its core audience: its residents.

This week’s PR Roundup features how we can learn from the top TikToks of 2023, Muck Rack’s latest survey on the blurring lines of marketing and PR, and Mattel’s release of an Indigenous Barbie to mixed reviews.

Nine key takeaways for PR pros from our Media Relations Virtual Summit.

In X/Twitter’s case, the changing of the guard—and the chaos that followed—has proven to be anything but secure and consistent. This has worked in LinkedIn’s favor.