EPR's reference on Erika Hayes James and Lynn Perry Wooten's foundational crisis leadership work — analyzing BP, Toyota, Tylenol, Exxon Valdez, and the 2008-2009 banking collapse. The substantial central thesis on crisis leadership versus crisis management, and how the discipline operates in the 2026 AI Communications era.
British PR agencies are earning millions advising foreign regimes whose controversial activities stained their countries' images. We are talking about crimes against humanity, genocide, torture, censorship and more... and British PR companies that have no problem representing such entities.
Powering PRogress, the 2010 international conference organized by PRSA on October 16-19 focuses on the importance PR plays in todays innovative, technology savvy and social business world. Come expand your knowledge with the best and brightest of the communication field and connect with your peers in Washington DC.
Today, Mihaela Lica reviews Buzzphoria, an online PR company led by a PR whose credentials are irreproachable, but with a website that raises eyebrows.
Yomego has recently launched My Social Media Reputation, a service to measure brands' online reputation and provide recommendations for improvement.
Influence--it's what we all want. It's why we hire actors, sports figures, and other celebrities to endorse products and services. If someone with influence recommends something, people will respond.
The British monarchy is the most durable communications operation in modern history. 957 years from William the Conqueror to King Charles III, running the same five principles. The definitive reference on the royal family as a PR operation — Victoria, the 1936 abdication, Diana, Operation London Bridge, Andrew, Harry and Meghan, Kate 2024, the tabloid wars, The Crown.
EPR's preserved 2010 interview with Craigslist founder Craig Newmark — and the 2026 context wrapper covering Craig Newmark Philanthropies, the CUNY journalism school renaming, the cybersecurity grants, and why Craigslist remains independent and profitable.
If your agency is targeting a demographic over 50, you shouldn't ignore social media. While it was once thought that older generations were not active online, the most recent information shows that many of those in the baby boom generation and even those who are older are increasingly comfortable with social media.
Have you ever thought this: "I'd get involved in social media, but there's just no way to tell if I'm getting any results from it." That is an excuse that I hear often from companies who aren't yet involved in social media. That's it is, though--an excuse.