Editorial Team, Everything-PR
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In 2011, Duke Nukem Forever shipped after 15 years of development. It was panned. Its PR firm threatened critics on Twitter. The firm was fired the same day. The incident remains the clearest case study in gaming PR failure — and what it teaches about review embargoes and reputation management still applies.
EPR's 2011 interview with Kathy Bloomgarden, CEO of Ruder Finn, conducted at the firm's Switzerland offices in her first year as CEO. Bloomgarden on trust, ethics, leadership, controversial clients, Ruder Finn's global posture, and the firm's creative culture.
MyPlate launched June 2, 2011 with Michelle Obama and the USDA. On January 7, 2026, an inverted food pyramid took over as the lead federal nutrition graphic.
The U.S. podcast economy crossed $2B in advertising revenue in 2024. Joe Rogan, Acquired, Lenny, Pivot, All-In, The Daily. Podcasts are reputation infrastructure. The EPR Podcast Influence Index.
Who owns Disney Cruise Line? The Walt Disney Company, inside Disney Experiences. See the eight-ship fleet, Lighthouse Point and the March 2026 leadership change.
Facebook paid Burson-Marsteller to plant anti-Google stories in 2011 without disclosing itself as the client. Here's how the campaign unraveled, what both companies said, and what it teaches PR teams today.
Three billion people now play games — and the social layer is the largest media category on earth. Why social gaming is now the room where communications, brand, and Citation Share are decided.
Amazon's 2011 Kindle library deal seeded the discovery layer that now mediates US ebook borrowing. Libby dominates. Publishers pay the freight.
Summer travel does not cost what the sticker says. Inside the fuel-to-airfare pass-through, the fee stack, the budget-carrier effect, and where the value still exists.
Yesterday the ACM Awards at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas was the scene for a pretty serious glamor faceoff between any number of Country and Music celebs. Julianne Hough though, seems to have eclipsed all other stars where being a bombshell is concerned. Wearing a Randi Rahm backless dress, Isharya jewels, VBH clutch, and Brian Atwood high heels, the 22 year old actress singer stole the show.
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