Social Media
How PR Teams Use Facebook in 2026
How PR teams actually use Facebook in 2026: Pages, Groups, Advantage+, crisis response, and where Meta AI fits in.
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Facebook Marketing and Communications in 2026: Paid Reach, Crisis Management, and Meta AI
The canonical Everything-PR hub for Facebook. How the platform is reshaping communications — News Feed and algorithmic distribution, Pages and Groups, Facebook Ads, the Beacon controversy, and Facebook Connect.
Crisis Communications
Defense Communications and Crisis Response: How Nations Speak Under Attack
From Paris 2015 to October 7 to Ukraine. The Defense Communications Scorecard — six categories that determine how a national operation performs under sustained information attack.
PR Firms & Communications Agencies
APCO Reps Facebook, and Attacks It
PR firms - much like law firms - have conflicts of interest and issues they cannot discuss.
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The Curation Layer: Who Picks the Creator You See Next
Discovery decoupled from distribution. Platforms own the rails. Curation moved to algorithms, newsletters, group chats, and AI engines. The four-tier map of how creator discovery actually works in 2026.
Travel
Restaurant Reviews in 2026: Where They Live and What Moves Covers
Google, ChatGPT, Reddit, TikTok, food press, OpenTable/Resy, Yelp. Seven surfaces where restaurant reviews live in 2026 — and what operators must do across all of them.
Social Media
Dinamundo iPhone App Makes for Fun Real-Life Interactions
The Dinamundo iPhone app, makes real-life connections a fun, social experience, combining the best of mobile and online worlds with what happens in real life.
Social Media
Social Media Trends 2026: Short-Form Video, AI Feeds, and the Open Social Web
Social media in 2026: short-form video as default, AI in the feed, creator economy as publishing, the open social web is real, and AI answer engines are the new surface.
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Gone Are the Days of Bebo and Digg
As social media trends change with the wind, Bebo and Digg become the latest victims to face an uphill battle.
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Facebook Speaking the Language of Brands
Facebook is changing public profile pages in favor of the brands, but why can't they just make it easier for users?