Editorial
Five Awesome Marketing Agencies to Follow on Instagram
You know you want to know what five of the most awesome PR Instagram accounts you should be watching and following!
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PR News
MSNBC in 2026: The Versant Era and the Cable News Reset
MSNBC in 2026 — the second-most-watched cable news network in the United States, founded July 15, 1996 as a Microsoft-NBC joint venture, now part of Versant following the November 2024 Comcast spinoff. Maddow, O'Donnell, Morning Joe, Wallace, Melber, Hayes, Psaki — the current roster and the Versant-era strategic position.
PR News
'13 Reasons Why' Panned by Critics and Social Workers
It was meant to get people talking about teen suicide and, at least by that measure, the Netflix original series 13 Reasons Why certainly accomplished that.
Editorial
With Junior Done, What's Next for NASCAR?
Pro auto racing in the US has some big questions to answer this off-season.
PR News
Jay Cutler Retires to Join Fox
Quarterback Jay Cutler's tumultuous time with the Chicago Bears is at an end.
PR News
Girls Who Code Founder Fires at Ivanka Trump
When Saujani learned Trump cited her in Trump's new book, "Women Who Work," the subject of that story was not too happy about it.
Editorial
Business Lessons from Young Entrepreneurs
You've heard it so much, it's become cliche: it's never too early or too late.
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The Top Male Influencer Channels in 2026
The male creator economy in 2026 — the verified roster across podcasts (Joe Rogan, Andrew Huberman, Lex Fridman, Pat McAfee, Theo Von, Shannon Sharpe), YouTube (MrBeast, MKBHD, Linus Tech Tips, Graham Stephan), streaming (Kai Cenat, xQc), politics (Tucker Carlson, Ben Shapiro, Jordan Peterson), lifestyle (Tan France, Aaron Marino), and sports (Travis & Jason Kelce, Logan Paul, Stephen A. Smith). The four functional tiers brands work across.
PR News
Disney's New Gay Character - PR Hit or Miss?
It's not that Disney hasn't had characters with some gay subtext before.
PR News
How Will Free Agency Reshape the NFL?
As the adage goes, you build NFL teams through the draft, and you plug holes through free agency.