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Brand Strategy and PR Need to Work Together Closely

Brand Strategy and PR Need to Work Together

Many times PR and brand strategy experts in one company hardly connect, and that proves a great disservice to the entire organization and makes accomplishing company-wide goals more time consuming and ultimately more costly. If a company pays for both departments and they are doing their thing without consulting each

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NBC faces conflict of interest accusations

In the early days of his campaign, reporters were actually worried about Donald Trump still appearing on The Apprentice as his campaign continued. He quickly put those worries to bed by bringing in none other than The Governator, Arnold Schwarzenegger, to be the face of the show. TV execs at

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PR Tips to be Learned from Carmichael Lynch’s Subaru Campaigns

PR Tips from Carmichael Lynch’s Subaru Campaigns

Looking at good PR efforts, no matter who the practitioner, is always an excellent way to improve skills and enhance creative efforts. Let’s look at three ways Carmichael Lynch has built their campaigns for Subaru’s Outback, Crosstrek, and Forester recently.

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Rumored Facebook censorship tool could open the door to China

Facebook censorship could open the China door

American tech companies have “enjoyed” a tenuous and complicated relationship with China for some time now. As one of the biggest and fastest growing emerging markets, China is a major target for American companies looking to expand internationally.

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Is Government PR Too Heavy for Taxpayers?

Is Government PR Too Heavy for Taxpayers?

How much do you think should be spent for the U.S. government to tell you what they’ve accomplished? Well here’s the amount that is spent between advertising, private consultancies in public relations, and government employees working in separate press offices for the President as well the various cabinet ministries —

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Will the NFL dump Thursday football?

All season people have been lamenting the poor ratings generated by the National Football League live broadcasts. The excuses for this downturn have been legion. From Brady’s DeflateGate to growing frustration with Roger Goodell and other league officials to rules changes to poor showings on the field. But the Thanksgiving

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