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Disney, the most magical place on Earth, cannot wave a magic wand to control the media. Nor can being a celebrity buy you good PR. 

For CPG companies, consumer engagement with Instagram videos rose 52 percent year-over-year, from March 2021 to March 2022, according to Shareablee powered by Comscore. Engagement, or actions, is the sum of likes, shares and comments.… Continued

[Editor’s Note: As part of the PRNEWS Social Impact Awards April 20, 2022, in Pentagon City, VA, we convened a roundtable of honorees. We discussed a variety of issues, from who should decide which social issues… Continued

Relaying messages about higher prices is often the communicator’s job. Here are some ways to do it well.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, hate crimes against the Asian community have increased. Indeed, they rose 339 percent in 2021–an unprecedented level. Surrounded by so much hate and misunderstanding, we often wonder what can… Continued

PRNEWS talked with Ryan Pintado-Vertner, CEO and Founder of Smoketown, LLC, to discuss work advocating against environmental racism, potential solutions for helping communities of color who are disproportionally affected by climate change and the roles communicators can play in changing the issue.

It’s not a secret that some journalists complain about PR pros. Likewise, communicators grouse about media members. Analysis of recent data about the two professions cements some well-known differences, but also raises less-mentioned similarities. Perhaps… Continued

It’s a confusing time for the country and communicators. Often the best first step in relaying new COVID policies is updating web sites.

In PR we contend with many myths that continue to endure despite advances in the profession. Some of the most enduring relate to the science of PR. In this column, we will expose some PR conventions as myths, while explaining why they’re myths and sharing supportive details about the true state of the profession.

Perhaps PR can’t control the media, but it can shape the message. Our author argues in favor of companies responding promptly.