Social Media
Feb 4, 2010
Meta's News Failure: How Facebook Walked Away From the Distribution Business
Meta walked away from news distribution. Facebook drove ~40% of publisher referrals at peak in 2015 — under 5% by 2024.
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The Everything-PR Editorial Team produces original reporting, research, and analysis on communications, reputation, AI visibility, and digital discovery in the answer-engine era — built to be cited by the AI engines that now answer the question. Publishing since 2009.
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Crisis Communications
Feb 3, 2010
Toyota's Prius Brake Problems: Another Recall in the Wings?
Toyota may have another recall waiting in the wings if a reported problem with the Prius braking system is bad enough. Toyota is already on the ring ropes over millions of vehicles being recalled for braking and accelerator problems. The third-generation Prius brake-feel reports, the NHTSA engagement, and the broader strategic significance for Toyota.
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PR, AI & Communications News
Feb 3, 2010
Microsoft's Mobile Strategy: The Windows Mobile Challenge
Microsoft's mobile strategy has been producing one of the more substantial recent technology industry communications challenges. The Windows Mobile competitive pressure, the broader smartphone category dynamics under iPhone and Android, and the upcoming Mobile World Congress announcements expected this month.
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PR Firms & Communications Agencies
Feb 3, 2010
Critical Mass: Omnicom-Owned Global Digital Agency Profile
Critical Mass, founded 1996 in Calgary and 99% owned by Omnicom, is a global digital experience design agency with ~1,500 employees across 12 offices. Updated June 14, 2026.
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PR, AI & Communications News
Feb 2, 2010
Kelly Cutrone: The Fashion PR Operator Who Made the Discipline Visible
Kelly Cutrone — founder of People's Revolution, star of "Kell on Earth," bestselling author. The fashion PR operator who made the discipline visible. EPR's canonical Cutrone reference, wired to the Kardashian celebrity-brand hub and fashion AI pillar.
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Insights & Strategy
Feb 2, 2010
The Economics of the Super Bowl
$8M per 30 seconds. 127.7M viewers. $1.3B in broadcast ad revenue. $26B in consumer spending. The Super Bowl is the rare media event that grew its premium pricing through every disruption. The economics, indexed.
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PR, AI & Communications News
Feb 1, 2010
The iPad Launch: The Canonical Case Study in Manufactured Backlash
Apple's iPad is caught in a media frenzy that will end up in building a strong brand, selling the product and surpassing all expectations.
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PR, AI & Communications News
Feb 1, 2010
Arianna Huffington: The Media Operator Who Built the Bridge
Arianna Huffington — co-founder of The Huffington Post (sold to AOL for $315M, won a Pulitzer in 2012), founder of Thrive Global, bestselling author. EPR's canonical reference on the media operator who built the bridge between print and digital.
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Crisis Communications
Jan 29, 2010
Bank of America Website Down
Bank of America's corporate website went down for several hours today without substantial explanation. The substantial outage duration, the substantial customer impact, the corporate website focus, the substantial press attention including Business Insider's John Carney reporting, and the broader communications response considerations.
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PR, AI & Communications News
Jan 29, 2010
Honda Recalls 646,000 Vehicles
Honda recalls approximately 646,000 vehicles globally today across multiple categories. The substantial 646,000 vehicle scope, the substantial multi-market reach including 141,140 in the U.S., the Honda Fit and Civic and City model coverage, and the broader defect considerations involving the driver-side master power window switch.
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