Editorial Team, Everything-PR
The Everything-PR Editorial Team produces reporting, research, and analysis across thirty verticals — communications, reputation, AI visibility, public affairs, media systems, and digital discovery in the answer-engine era. Publishing since 2009.
School lunches are getting better and healthier. Most people know they contain less fat, less sugar, fewer calories, and more fiber, but can a good lunch program solve the problem of childhood obesity?
Bollywood star Kareena Kapoor is apparently a victim of domain squatting, as the "me" domain bearing her name features a less than complimentary web presence. We took a look at the news about Kareena's recent supposed web engagement to find maybe the worst celebrity website ever created.
Everything PR News interviews Craigslist founder Craig Newmark. The creator of one of the world's most successful Internet entities answers questions about his vision, Craigslist, and more importantly he teaches us that success is not just something you can monetize. It turns out, old philosophies and values still do apply.
Is Tony Hayward BP's biggest PR problem? Hardly. He is a PR liability. But at this point, any action BP takes will be scrutinized and dissected.
Britain's Culture Secretary Jeremy Hurt wants to rebuild the UK's IT infastructure. But, Waggener Edstrom has seen fit to insert their new "digital expert" into the discussion. It is clear the UK and much of the rest of Europe lag behind in digital engagement, so why would anyone argue? According to WE's John Silk, Britain should just create away. Or so it appears.
FIFA President Sepp Blatter apologized for the refereeing mistakes that have blighted the World Cup and promised to look again at introducing video goal-line technology.
A couple of days after the massive recall of 28 million cereal boxes, Kellogg's issued a press statement explaining the withdrawn products did not meet quality standards, but did not contain health threatening substances. While some consumers did experience nausea, vomiting and other such symptoms, they were caused by the off taste and smell of the cerials, not by potentially harmful components in the product or its packaging.
Prova.fm has created an opportunity for the general public to respond to BP's mismanagement. Prova.fm has recently launched an outlet for designers, artists, or anyone with an opinion to create a magazine advertisement which displays BP’s handling of the oil crisis.
Digital data measurement expert comScore released a study showing phone apps drive maps adoption and usage on the US mobile market. With a 14% share of the entire mobile market, phone maps are accessed by 33.5 million people, mostly via apps and while driving their cars.
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