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African American and Latino Social Media Engagement in Causes
One in three African-American adults and four in ten Hispanics are more likely to support a cause or social issue online than offline.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month Celebrated With "I Like It" Facebook Statuses
A Facebook meme that celebrates this Breast Cancer Awareness Month puzzles the male community. "I like it on the sofa" a female status update reads. The male friends can only wonder what...
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Next Generation Learns Socially at Hyper Island
If you ever wondered if there is a tech world outside Silicon Valley, you might be surprised to know that all the great minds on the Internet do not live in California. A Swedish school called Hyper Island trains the digital pioneers of the future, though so few realize it. Everything PR brings a glimpse of the future of social and digital learning.
Food & Beverage
San Pellegrino — Live in Italian, and What the Campaign Looks Like in 2026
In 2010, S.Pellegrino brought its global Live in Italian campaign to the U.S. — Ogilvy concept, Elliott Erwitt photography, six-city print buy. Re-read in 2026: the textbook premium-beverage brand-defense campaign, and a lesson in what the same brief now requires inside the AI engines.
Public Relations
VTech & The Toys Brand Communications Playbook 2026
VTech, LEGO, Mattel, Hasbro, Spin Master, MGA. How toys brands build communications operations across retail, parent influencers, and AI engines in 2026.
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Lithium Technologies Hires Oglivy Public Relations
Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide has been selectedto work as the agency of record for Lithium Technologies. The PR firm will be handling all social and traditional media, as well as brand strategies.
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Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide Appointed Global Communications Partner of UPS
Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide announced in a recent release is delighted to have been appointed as the global communications partner of UPS, following a thorough and professional selection process which narrowed down the choices from eight global networks over a six-month period.