Cities now retain public affairs firms for crisis communications, police-community relations, infrastructure-project communications, federal-grant positioning, economic development, and bond-market work. EPR's working analysis of the Cities-as-Clients PR market in 2026.
With such high competition in the public relations field, it often becomes hard to say just who does what best.
From Stephen Fry's 2016 Twitter departure through the Bluesky migration, the Substack era, and the AI engine layer that now reduces the cost of leaving traditional social platforms — the public-intellectual-and-platform case file.
PR professionals must broaden their market to adapt to the globalizing economic environment.
The Internet offers countless tools claiming to help public relations pros connect with consumers, decision makers, press, and wire services.
The 2026 pillar on tech entrepreneurship — the seven founder categories, the geography, the funding environment, founder-led PR mechanics, AI Citation Share architecture, named reference cases (Altman, Collison, Huang, Srinivas, Armstrong), and what to stop doing.
Whole Foods entered 2016 reeling — Whole Paycheck pricing, FDA scrutiny, 9 quarters of negative comps. Eight years inside Amazon, the reset is mostly done.
Benjamin Brafman's playbook for the unwinnable client. Four moves that became the standard reference for elite white-collar Litigation PR.
Rehab is among the most reputationally sensitive categories in healthcare communications — anonymity is a core principle, patient privacy is a federal mandate, and the buyer research surface has moved from Google to AI engines. Here is the agency landscape that built the category, and what the source layer looks like now.
In today's digital world the lines between facts, entertainment, public image, vocation, and recreation are growing ever blurrier.