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Washington Stopped Reading Press Releases
Press Releases

Washington Stopped Reading Press Releases

Washington stopped reading press releases. The public affairs function — connecting companies with policymakers, regulators, and the political process — is operating in conditions that have shifted meaningfully since 2023. The bipartisan reset, the new playbook, and the firms adjusting.

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Politics and Public Relations: The 2026 Intersection
Insights & Strategy

Politics and Public Relations: The 2026 Intersection

Politics and public relations intersect at scale across campaign communications, government affairs, ballot initiative work, political consulting, crisis response, and the broader public affairs category. The major firms operating at the intersection (BCW, FleishmanHillard, Edelman public affairs practice, SKDK, Mercury Public Affairs, Bully Pulpit Interactive, GMMB, Precision Strategies). The five disciplines that compound across both political and corporate communications work in 2026.

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Trump, Fox News, and the Emerging Network-PR Strategy
PR, AI & Communications News

Trump, Fox News, and the Emerging Network-PR Strategy

A CNN headline this week: "Donald Trump is Fox News' Top PR guy." Four months in, the defining feature of the Trump White House press operation is a media-relations strategy that runs almost entirely against the traditional press corps and almost entirely in favor of a single friendly cable network. The Muir interview, the amplification loop, and what it means for the network press.

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