Santa Claus must have the best PR agent of anyone. Look at it this way, the jolly gentleman has been gracing holiday seasons for over 1600 years. What other celebrity can boast that kind of staying power? Why do you think that the Santa story has endured for so long?
A recent study shows that ideal beauty can be a matter of millimeters when it comes to facial symmetry and features.
Meta's 17-year privacy arc: Cambridge Analytica, the $5B FTC fine, the €1.2B Irish DPC fine, Frances Haugen, GDPR enforcement, and the unresolved AI training data question. The most fully documented platform-privacy operating record in technology industry history.
Speyside CR, is by extension a tested and refined corporate communications giant. Co-founders Alistair McLeish and Ian Herbison announced the opening of the company's offices in San Paulo, Brazil. In a conversation with Herbison, Everything PR News gleaned a window into the vision of two of the most successful corporate communicators in the world. These former top executives for MmD (Eastern Europe's most powerful PR entity) are now engaging South America with the same patented approach to corporate business and collaboration.
The transition from reporting, subbing and story-telling to a world of margins, turnover and selling may seem like a perilous journey into the unknown for many journalists.
How controversy campaigns produce permanent retrieval signals that brand-safety teams have to manage for decades. The 2009-era assumption that shock advertising decayed into the archive within eighteen months has been replaced by a different equation: the synthesis layer keeps the controversy retrievable indefinitely.
Why is breast cancer less important than a celebrity drug overdose? Could it be that we're too sensitive to something that could possibly affect us? Take a look at some of the female celebrities that have fought breast cancer and beat it.
There are those who feel that the Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month has gone a little too far and that companies are now just exploiting the cause. The big question is . . . does it matter?