The Boston Bruins created a PR mess Nov. 4 when they attempted to pull a fast one on the public. Tell the whole truth is the PR lesson here.
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How PR, Data and Authentic Reporting Help Convey ESG’s Value and Avoid Greenwashing
November 7th, 2022 by Cortney Stapleton and Garrett BondWhile ESG is not a PR endeavor, communicators play important roles in its success. Preventing greenwashing is just one of PR’s jobs. Communicators also should convey ESG’s importance internally and externally.
AP Style Update: Elections
November 3rd, 2022 by Nicole SchumanFor this AP style installment, we review classic terms used in writing about elections.
NBA Drops the Ball in Responding to Irving’s Antisemitic Tropes
November 2nd, 2022 by Nicole SchumanA prompt response is a hallmark of crisis communication. The NBA and the Brooklyn Nets waffled on their initial responses to Kyrie Irving’s antisemitic posting. Have they run out of time to act?
43% of PR Pros Measuring More in Shaky Economy, Yet 69% Battle Measurement Barriers
November 1st, 2022 by Seth ArensteinAs was the case in 2021, our annual Measurement Month survey found reasons for optimism about measurement and data use in PR. Yet issues persist as measurement barriers block a full-on celebration.
Adidas and Beyond Meat Prove Time is Your Enemy in a PR Crisis
November 1st, 2022 by Katie PaineIn a PR crisis we know time often is your enemy. Preparation and prompt action are your friends. As such, ‘what took so long?’ is a question you don’t want asked. Unfortunately, it arose for Adidas and its tardy Ye reaction. And it was asked about the slow removal of Beyond Meat’s nose-biting COO.
[VIDEO] PRNEWS Live Talks Measurement for 2023 with Ketchum
November 1st, 2022 by Nicole SchumanWith the word “recession” looming over the U.S. economy, Ketchum provided insight into how measurement and data-driven planning can optimize strategy.
Sports PR Crises That Provide Lessons for All
October 31st, 2022 by Arthur SolomonBooks about mishandling PR crises often include sagas about Boeing, Wells Fargo, Volkswagen, the tobacco industry and BP. An accompanying chapter should include how sports mishandles PR crises. The National Football League (concussion denial, players… Continued
Branding Expert Says Twitter’s Damaged Trust is Recoverable
October 28th, 2022 by PRNEWSBranding expert Mario Natarelli concedes the unseemly details that emerged during Elon Musk’s forced acquisition of Twitter damaged brand trust. Yet he’s confident Musk and Twitter can regain that trust by focussing on what Twitter does well and improving the platform.
Creativity, Persistence and Context are Keys for Successful Fundraising Communication
October 27th, 2022 by PRNEWSWe ask 2022 Nonprofit Awards honoree Dini von Mueffling about working with nonprofits during times of economic uncertainty.