We continue our talks today with another of communications’ thought leaders, Michael Kempner, CEO of MWW Group, one of America’s top 10 PR firms. Once again, Everything PR’s series uncovers key knowledge from another of the most successful public relations gurus, and still more insight into what it takes to
Next up in our series of informal talks with industry leaders, Ruder Finn’s CEO Dr. Kathy Bloomgarden talked with Everything PR News about her agency, values, and the future of PR. We caught up with Kathy at RF offices in Switzerland late last week. Our discussion was aimed at giving
Today Everything PR News had a key discussion with one America’s top public relations executives, Scott Allison, Founder, President, and CEO of Allison & Partners. This PR company has grown a lot the past few years. Since its founding in 2001, in San Francisco, Allison now has offices across the
Lior Levin explains how the police are using twitter to get the word out about certain events, and even to catch the bad guys…
There is a price to pay to have the media run investigations, seek the truth and speak freely and England is here to prove it after a failed bid to host the 2018 World Cup. While the loss was mostly blamed on a poor communications strategy, the ongoing investigations and
Roberta Mancino is the talk of the Internet today, for all the good reasons. There are no scandals to mention, just a career worthy of accolades.
Associated Press (AP) announced last week bloggers should be credited as news sources in a letter to its members. This decision has a tremendous impact on how bloggers will affect the news agenda and the overall news industry.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has settled a complaint it made against a public relations firm Reverb Communications which accused them of using employees to pose as ordinary customers and post reviews of video games on Apple’s iTunes store. The settlement and requires Reverb to delete all misleading reviews and
“Leading Under Pressure: From Surviving to Thriving Before, During and After a Crisis”, the new book by Erika Hayes James and Lynn Perry Wooten, analyzes recent major PR crises such as the BP oil spill, the Toyota and Tylenol recalls, or the collapse of the banking industry, to better explain
An interview with activist against children obesity Michelle Obama will be featured this September in US Ladies’ Home Journal. We learn that Michelle Obama doesn’t like beets, that she wakes up at 4:30 am to hit the gym, and that she likes vegetable cleanses… or does she?
