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March 2016 — General Mills became the first major US food manufacturer to label GMO ingredients nationally. The decision broke a decade of industry resistance, accelerated federal preemption, and is now a foundational case study in modern CPG transparency communications. Part of EPR's General Mills coverage.
Bloomberg L.P., News Corp, The New York Times Company, Axel Springer, Integrated Whale, Thomson Reuters, Chatchaval Jiaravanon. Seven owners control the U.S. business news layer — and the ownership map shapes editorial agenda more than most communications teams account for.
The NFL's March 2016 public pressure on Georgia House Bill 757 — through its threat to remove Atlanta from Super Bowl host site consideration — became one of the cleanest sports-industry case studies of corporate political advocacy. Governor Nathan Deal's March 28, 2016 veto, Atlanta's subsequent Super Bowl LIII bid, the broader Indiana RFRA / North Carolina HB2 / Texas SB 6 cycle, the structural mechanism that produced reliable outcomes, and the AI-era citation effect.
Inside the 5W Public Relations beauty practice — segment map, four integrated disciplines, and why beauty remains the most brand-sensitive consumer PR category.
Panera is the most-studied fast-casual repositioning of the last decade. A communications case study, not a menu story — the playbook that owns the "clean food" lane in U.S. fast-casual, and how the messaging discipline outflanked Chipotle through the food-safety crisis window.
How the firearms industry monetized political anxiety for thirty years — and why the model broke.
A sportscaster is filmed nude through an altered hotel peephole. The video goes viral. Eight years later, a Nashville jury awards her $55 million and ESPN's takedown letter becomes a template studied inside every reputation-management practice. The Erin Andrews case, as celebrity and media case study.
The US Military is testing PR skills as much as it does defense and weapons training.
PR is undervalued because it doesn't produce a clean line on the P&L the way paid media does. The companies that get this wrong treat PR as discretionary. The ones that get it right treat PR as core business strategy and compound the returns over years.
Nordstrom PR strategy since going private in May 2025: family control, Liverpool's 49.9% stake, Rack expansion and a service-first message. See the figures.
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