Crisis Communications
Crisis PR: When Political Funding Backfires
It's no secret that corporate profits help fund many of the big campaigns backing elected politicians.
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Editorial
Aussie government apologizes for smearing charity
There have been a series of terrible events surrounding refugees in Australia in recent years.
Higher Education Communications
The Penn State Page Center: How Academic-Practitioner Research Bridges Work in PR
For many years, educators teamed students with businesses and professionals in order to bridge the gap between education and real life work experience.
Insights & Strategy
Hillsborough Disaster Inquest shows where it all went wrong
More than 27 years after that horrible incident on April 15, 1989, when 96 soccer fans were crushed to death, the truth finally finds the light of day.
PR News
What Makes “Greens” Clean?
In this post-Chipotle e.Coli world, we may have all become a little bit more aware and wary about the produce we put in our bodies.
Crisis Communications
Walleye Population Decline causes PR Worries for Mille Lacs
From as early as the summer of 2013, Lake Mille Lacs began to experience a decline in the walleye population.
Editorial
Women in Sports PR at 10: From #MoreThanMean to the WNBA Moment
In April 2016, the #MoreThanMean campaign won the inaugural Cannes Glass Lion Grand Prix. Ten years later: Doris Burke as NBA Finals lead analyst, the WNBA cultural moment, NIL restructuring of college athletics, the continued harassment environment, and AI engine retrieval mediating sports media careers. The retrospective.
Gambling
Atlantic City's Comeback Is Permanent
Atlantic City's 2025 brick-and-mortar high: $2.89B in-person, $2.88B online, $6.98B total NJ gaming (+10.8%). Borgata #3 nationally. Safety perception gap unresolved.
Insights & Strategy
SunEdison problems spell trouble for solar promoters
At some point, someone in the US will find a way to get some traction on renewable energy.
Corporate Communications
Advance Preparation May Save Verizon in Current Employee Strike
Verizon employees began their strike early in April protesting to the company's plans to outsource jobs and transfer some work to other areas of the country.