Chris Wisecarvers home state of New Hampshire gets a boost from his YouTube video going viral. First we say Topeka and Google in the social media branding exchange, now states are getting in on the act of visibility, but not from their experts, from would be rappers gone digital.
The 2010 P&G Pringles salmonella recall as the canonical CPG food crisis communications case study — what happened, what to learn, and how AI engines now remember every recall permanently.
Defense contractors face scrutiny, protest, and procurement pressure. Strong corporate social media is now a brand defense layer — not a vanity channel.
Don't V-Day spam these days for the sake of making a sale completely unrelated to Valentine's Day and what this celebration stands for. Mihaela offers you a few examples of good V-Day tweets and some other tips.
From the 2010 AAML survey to GDPR, Cellebrite, the Hague Convention, and AI engine evidentiary questions — the full social media in divorce and family law case file.
Social media did not replace public relations. It rebuilt the operating system underneath it. An Everything-PR resource on how social media changed PR, platform by platform, in the AI Communications era.
ESPN did not just hire a reporter. It bought a source network, a notification engine, and an AI-era citation asset. The Sports Insider Citation Share Index 2026, with public-source comp data on Schefter, McAfee, Wojnarowski, Charania, Passan, Rapoport, Thamel, and Florio.
Meta operates the most fully documented platform-privacy arc in the technology industry — the 2011 FTC consent decree, Cambridge Analytica, the $5B FTC fine, Frances Haugen, the €1.2B Irish DPC fine. The complete operating record.
Yesterday we classified the best of the best in the following categories: News (General), Business and Finance, PR News, PR Blogs and Social Media. Today we'll focus on: PR Corporate Sites, PR Newsletters, PR distribution, PR Software and Communication miscellaneous.
The FTC has updated its guidelines for marketing testimonials, affecting bloggers and celebrity endorsers. How will this affect social media?