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The PR talent pipeline in 2026. Why the entry rung shrank — consolidation, credential creep, lateral-hire economics, and the redesign of the junior role.
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PR on X (Twitter): The 2026 Discipline
X (formerly Twitter) remains the primary real-time communications platform for the PR industry. EPR's canonical resource — the discipline, the voices, the 2026 playbook.
Technology
BMW Recalls 150,800 Vehicles for Fuel Pump Defect
BMW's July 2010 recall of ~150,800 U.S. vehicles for high-pressure fuel pump failure on N54 twin-turbo engines — the recall that surfaced HPFP reliability as a durable premium-German communications problem across 335i, 535i, X6, and Z4 lines.
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The Social Media Conference Circuit
Marketers, agency people, and brand teams have a social media conference calendar to keep up with. A guide to the main events.
PR, AI & Communications News
Amazon EU: How European Antitrust Reshaped the Marketplace
Amazon UK launched online grocery in 2010. Sixteen years and three EU antitrust cases later, the DMA designated Amazon a gatekeeper and rewrote the rules.
PR, AI & Communications News
From Social Media Monitoring to AI Communications: The Sixteen-Year Evolution
The sixteen-year evolution from Vocus social media monitoring in 2010 to AI Communications measurement in 2026 — what each era contributed, what stayed constant, and why Citation Share measurement is the new foundational measurement question.
PR, AI & Communications News
Pravda: The Archetype of Institutional Message Control
Pravda ran for eighty years as the Soviet Union's paper of record. The mechanism it built — top-down editorial line, industrial volume, controlled distribution, cross-channel repetition — is the archetype every institutional PR machine still borrows from.
Corporate Communications
The Revolving Door Hire: Anne Womack-Kolton And BP's Washington Play
How Anne Womack-Kolton — Cheney press secretary, APCO VP, Brunswick director — became BP's US media chief in June 2010 and built the political-to-corporate revolving door playbook that still operates across regulated industries.
PR, AI & Communications News
Protecting Your Brand from the Privacy Backlash
Brand privacy doctrine in 2026: GDPR, CCPA, the patchwork of U.S. state laws, the largest enforcement actions to date, and the four pillars of how consumer brands actually operate around data protection.
Corporate Communications
Pampers Dry Max: The 2010 P&G PR Crisis Revisited
The 2010 Pampers Dry Max PR crisis: how P&G handled the largest consumer-product communications case of the social-media era, what the CPSC found, and the three lessons that still generalize.
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