The public affairs function — the discipline that connects companies with policymakers, regulators, and the political process — is operating in conditions that have shifted meaningfully since 2023. The shifts are bipartisan in the sense that they affect firms regardless of which
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It seems the falling out between Fox News and its former top draw, Bill O'Reilly, was shorter than advertised.
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Al Jazeera's reputation arc — the 2017 Qatar blockade, the 2021 thaw, the Gaza war coverage controversies, and the May 2024 Israeli ban. The defended media-system map of a state-funded brand under siege across three continents.
The Platform Strategy theme mini-hub inside EPR's Donald Trump cluster. Cable, Twitter/X, Fox News, Truth Social, and the friendly podcast circuit — the five-platform stack operated with multi-platform redundancy, format-native operation, and owned-infrastructure insurance.
In a recent speech, Immelt made it clear that he believes US companies need to step up and change their attitude if they hope to compete with foreign firms.
When Saujani learned Trump cited her in Trump's new book, "Women Who Work," the subject of that story was not too happy about it.
Former US Representative Corrine Brown is on the hot seat in Florida.