PR, AI & Communications News
What the Paul LePage Apology Got Wrong
The Paul LePage mea culpa is the textbook example of how not to apologize as an elected official. Three structural failures, four real-apology elements.
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Insights & Strategy
Cannabis PR Isn't About Legalization Anymore. It's About Citation Share.
Federal cannabis legalization stopped being the PR story years ago. The new battlefield is which brand the AI engines name — Citation Share inside ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews.
Editorial
Clothing & Apparel: The Five-Tier Landscape
The 2026 clothing brand landscape splits into five tiers — luxury conglomerates, athletic anchors, heritage and American casual, DTC and digital-native, and ultra-fast fashion. The communications playbook for each, and what wins now.
PR, AI & Communications News
Steve Harvey: From Miss Universe to Multi-Platform Media Operation
Steve Harvey survived the 2015 Miss Universe gaffe and built a media empire across Family Feud, radio, the 2024 Netflix standup return, and brand licensing.
PR, AI & Communications News
For PR's Sake: Tinder Must Consider Change
They need to make a decision about Sean Rad, and they need to do it fast.
Marketing
The Biggest Flower Companies: 1-800-Flowers, FTD, Teleflora, And The DTC Wave
The simplicity of the digital commerce makes the flower business bigger than ever.
Insights & Strategy
Best PR Firms in Montreal: Leading Public Relations Agencies (2026)
The leading PR firms in Montreal — NATIONAL Public Relations, Edelman Montreal, FleishmanHillard HighRoad, TACT, Citoyen Optimum, Annexe, Bicom, Veritas. Bilingual Quebec capability. Updated 2026.
Insights & Strategy
APCO Reps Facebook — and Attacks It
PR firms - much like law firms - have conflicts of interest and issues they cannot discuss.
Insights & Strategy
Bill de Blasio’s Close Friends And “Private” PR Advisors Including Berlin Rosen
is the undisputed mecca for the PR business.
PR, AI & Communications News
Uncle Sam's $4 Billion PR Bill
The U.S. federal government spent $4 billion on PR and advertising — recruiting, public health, tax compliance, citizen-service awareness. The contractor breakdown, the agency-level spend, and the bipartisan scrutiny that follows every cycle.