Pets & Pet Industry
The PR of Best of the Best Dog Show
The annual Westminster Kennel Club shows happen the second week in February - beginning on February 11 (Saturday) and continuing on through February 13-14.
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PR News
The Arthur W. Page Center Announces Winners of Inaugural Communications Awards
This year there are four honorees for the awards recognizing careers of integrity in communications and public relations.
PR News
ESPN Paid $7.8 Billion For College Football. That Was The Easy Part.
ESPN's $7.8 billion College Football Playoff deal runs through 2031-32. The SEC contract is locked through 2034. The ACC commitment runs to 2036. The rights are secured. The conferences that produce the games are not.
PR News
Observer’s PR Power 50 Firms for 2016 and Insights for the Future
At the bottom of this article is a chart created from the list of 2016's Top U.S.
PR News
Astronaut John Glenn receives a hero's sendoff
American hero astronaut John Glenn died last week at the age of 95, after a life that almost defies explanation.
PR News
Profile of Dodge Communications
Dodge Communications specializes in healthcare PR with some connections to financial PR as well.
PR News
Brian Communications Company Profile
It's difficult to separate the company Brian Communications from its namesake, CEO and founder of the firm, Brian Tierney.
Entertainment & Media
Ken Bone: His Fifteen Minutes Of Fame Is Over
5W CEO Ronn Torossian takes a look at the rise and fall of Ken Bone.
Editorial
John McLaughlin Made Public Affairs Television Loud
EPR's canonical reference on John McLaughlin — the Jesuit-priest-turned-Nixon-speechwriter who built The McLaughlin Group, invented the loud, scoring-round format that defined modern political television, and helped shape the press pool every public affairs operator works inside today.