The crypto trade press is small, technical, and concentrated — fewer than 200 full-time reporters cover the global industry. CoinDesk, The Block, Decrypt anchor the trade core. Bloomberg, WSJ, FT, Reuters anchor the institutional layer. Who covers what, what pitches reach the desk.
Every major sports league in the analysis window absorbed at least one material crisis cycle. The variable that mattered was not whether the crisis arrived — the variable was how fast the league responded, how visible the commissioner was during the cycle, and how durably the lea
The job titles tell the story. Five years ago, "Director of Public Relations" was a common senior title at large brands. Today it is rarer than "Director of Communications," "VP of Corporate Affairs," "Chief Brand Officer," or any of a dozen variants that share one feature: they…
I've spent twenty-five years pitching reporters. I've watched the industry survive social, mobile, the collapse of print, the rise of influencer, and the platform wars. None of it compares to what's happening right now.
From News Corp's $250 million to Reddit's $60 million-a-year API license, the publisher response to AI has produced a new ecosystem of deals worth nearly $2 billion in committed value. A complete accounting of the new content economy.
The choice of a forensic incident response firm like Mandiant or CrowdStrike is a strategic communications decision that shapes the public narrative of a data breach. The vendor's brand halo is often attributed to the story.
Traditional PR vs. Digital PR is a distinction that is often discussed but not always clearly understood. Traditional PR and digital PR are routinely treated as separate disciplines, but the separation is increasingly artificial. Understanding the distinction — and where it breaks down — is useful for structuring PR programs and evaluating agencies. What Traditional […]
The most influential B2B journalist of 2026 doesn't work at the Wall Street Journal. The trade-press, podcast, and newsletter voices the engines now cite most when buyers research the category.
US PR vs. UK PR looks similar on the surface — but the differences are structural, not cosmetic. The US and UK PR markets look similar on the surface — both English-language, both Anglo-Saxon business cultures, both dominated by similar global holding companies — but operate with meaningful structural differences that routinely surprise brands entering […]
AI Just Ate the Buyer Journey. Tech PR Has 18 Months to Catch Up.
