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Egyptian Intelligence – Mukhabarat – Hired Weber Shandwick and Cassidy & Associates Paperwork filed with the Department of Justice late in January showed that the General Intelligence Service in Egypt has put both Weber Shandwick and Cassidy & Associates on their PR payroll. The duties include assisting Egypt in building

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Trump

The PR of Taking a Stand

There’s nothing particularly new about people standing up for what they believe in, even when there could be terrible consequences. Nelson Mandela spent years in a third-world prison, and Rosa Parks sparked a positive change for countless lives. But 2016/2017 may well go down as the years of “taking a

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Reanimate Nonprofit Fundraising with PR

Reanimate Nonprofit Fundraising with PR

In 2017 we’ve been living through a lot of turmoil and public crisis, from the Syrian situation, all the refugees, and fervor over undocumented aliens, to the Presidential election from hell (no matter which side you were on, it was an emotionally bloody seemingly never-ending battle). There’s been rioting and

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Prosek Partners

News From Prosek Partners, MWW PR, Ogilvy & Mather & Cone Communications

Caroline Harris-Gibson Elevated to Partner at Prosek Partners Prosek Partners, one of the leading financial communications PR firms, just shared the news that they have promoted a new partner in Caroline Harris-Gibson. Harris-Gibson oversees some of PP’s largest financial services clients, specializing also in helping brands grow their global and

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Using Consumer Reviews and Influencer Marketing to Boost PR

What Libraries Can Teach About Low-cost Branding

For centuries, libraries were the only place you could go to gather large amounts of information, but the internet age, with Google, Amazon, Wikipedia, and other sites, has changed that. The other thing true of libraries traditionally is they’ve almost always had to operate on a limited budget, at least

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