Project Apollo, and especially Apollo 11, gave the United States an opportunity to shine like it has rarely been able to do. Not that great things haven’t been accomplished in America over the years, but this was above the mark. It gave the U.S. a chance to show our technological
Crenshaw Communications nabs contract with Netatmo Netatmo appointed Crenshaw Communications as their agency of record, chosen from among several PR firms submitting bids to the RFP. Netatmo is a smart home tech company offering and creating beautifully designed intuitive, connected consumer electronics. Crenshaw will be providing content services and media
This could be good or bad news depending on where you stand on the issue of Donald J. Trump, but here’s the reality: since he announced his Presidential run, Trump’s hotels and casinos haven’t been doing so hot.
Maybe Rio Would have benefited by a better PR firm and fired the one they currently use.
Weber Shandwick reps Medtronic in bid for funding from New Zealand’s Pharmac Weber Shandwick created a PR campaign for Medtronic using people who have suffered from pulmonary embolisms after hospital stays to promote devices and aids used to reduce the risk to patients after surgery. One problem, WS and Medtronic
Glen Beck – Is his show in trouble? Beck through his privately-owned company, Mercury Radio Arts, recently filed suit against former associate, Christopher Balfe, who worked with Beck throughout his career with various entities and was fired in 2014 as COO of Mercury and CEO of The Blaze (a subsidiary),
Biotech may seem highly technical to everyone outside of the field, and in fact, it may be exactly that. But even highly technical things can become understandable when discussed in the right way. Advances in biotech often happen in minute adjustments, so it seems pointless to keep the public informed
The Phoenix City Police recently took a proactive approach with the intent of mending and improving relations with the public. Over time, a great disconnect has developed between members of the public and police force in Phoenix. Of course, everyone knows about similar disconnects making their way into the news
Pollack PR Marketing Group – PPMG was founded in 1985 and has offices in Los Angeles (headquarters) and New York City. They are a member of WorldCom Public Relations Group and with about 20 employees currently, they specialize in consumer products and services, B2B, professional services, and corporate PR.
A news article, even in today’s world, usually tries for impartiality. Influencers, on the other hand, have no such need or requirement. In fact, they can absolutely take sides, steer in one direction, and promote products freely – generally, they disclose if they receive some kind of reward for doing
