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January 8, 2021 Pizza Chain Bakes Itself into a Corner with Political Statement Pizza Inn took a stand on the 2020 presidential election, stating that it's unsure if the contest was legitimate. It's a stance…
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January 5, 2021 'Bean Dad' Offers First PR Lesson of 2021 Podcast host and musician John Roderick, now known to the Twitterverse as "Bean Dad," found his parenting philosophy under fire over the weekend, following…
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Podcast host and musician John Roderick, now known to the Twitterverse as "Bean Dad," found his parenting philosophy under fire over the weekend, following a viral Jan. 2 (now-deleted) 23-tweet thread. Here are some PR takeaways from Roderick's and podcast co-host Ken Jennings' responses to the viral blowback.
It’s difficult to know what will become of the Trump administration’s immigration policy that includes separating children from their families at U.S. borders. It’s a moving story at the moment. As of this writing, it…
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A roundup of the week's stories in PR as well as personnel moves. This week includes notes about the presidential election and the good work two PR agencies did to teach kids about giving back.
Well before Tuesday brands knew that this was an unusual election. Its surprising conclusion in the early hours of Wednesday morning confirmed that thought many times over. Obviously there are so many emotions to deal with and questions to answer; however, this brief essay will confine itself to the election’s implications for brands.
You’d never guess it by looking at the rapid-fire barrage of press releases coming out of the major news wire services each day, but pretty much every Chief Communications Officer wants to issue fewer press
September 21st, 2015 by PRNEWS
Reporting metrics to senior-level management is a highly sensitive topic in PR circles. With budget season upon us, the topic gains in importance. But how should it best be done?
Now PR agencies call themselves integrated communications firms. The transition is subtle, but it says a lot about the evolution of PR.
The golden age of data journalism is creating huge opportunities for PR teams that can convince senior managers and their clients to share salient stats that help quantify a trend and set the brand apart. But how?
