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How Pope Francis Taught Me to Believe in Leadership Again
A powerful personal reflection on loss, faith, and the transformational leadership of Pope Francis that just might change how you see power and humility.
March Mayhem Creates Impressive Month For TV News Views
News audiences surged in March as YouTube and Facebook viewers turned to longer, policy-driven videos from CNN, CBS, and others—while Fox News rode Elon Musk and viral moments to massive gains.
Why the PR Industry Could Be the Canary in the Economic Coal Mine
In an unpredictable economy where every headline shakes markets, this article reveals why PR budgets are the ultimate indicator of what’s really coming next.
Cable News Didn’t Just Cover Trump They Helped Create the Chaos Threatening Our Democracy
The real threat to democracy isn’t just Trump—it’s the 24/7 cable circus that handed him the megaphone.
Silence Wins PR Crises Every Time and Trump’s Team Proved It the Hard Way
Discover why staying silent in a PR crisis is the ultimate power move—and how Trump’s team turned a blunder into a media firestorm.
Conan O’Brien Showed Up and Made Headlines While Lin-Manuel Miranda Walked Away
Conan O’Brien proved that showing up and speaking out makes a bigger impact than Lin-Manuel Miranda’s decision to boycott the Kennedy Center.
Historically Disadvantaged Students Reflect on DEI Cutbacks
Students from historically disadvantaged communities share their perspectives on the rollback of DEI programs, emphasizing resilience, unity, and the ongoing fight for equal opportunities in education and the workplace.
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Bold Protest Backfires as Kennedy Center Workers Pay the Price
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s decision to cancel Hamilton at the Kennedy Center to protest Trump’s influence may make a statement, but it also harms countless workers and businesses while ultimately having little impact on the venue’s leadership.
The Only Thing We Have to Fear is Fear Itself
Fear-driven silence enables the erosion of democratic values, but standing up for truth and accountability is both a moral and economic necessity.
America’s 28-Day Upheaval Is Just the Beginning as Turmoil Tightens Its Grip
America has been upended in just 28 days, with sweeping policy changes, economic uncertainty, and a government overhaul leaving both businesses and citizens bracing for what comes next.
Trump’s Lies, PR’s Deceptions, and the Absurdity of False Equivalency
False equivalency isn’t just a political tactic—it’s a flawed logic used everywhere, from Trump’s pardons to PR agencies exaggerating the value of earned media.
CommPRO Announces Lineup for February 20 Communications Town Hall
Join top industry leaders for CommPRO’s February 20 Communications Town Hall as they explore how the new administration’s policies are reshaping media strategy, corporate risk, and public relations in an open, interactive discussion.
What Communicators Can Learn from Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Performance
Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance was a masterclass in strategic communication, authenticity, and cultural storytelling, offering key lessons for brand messaging in high-stakes moments.
Communications Town Hall to Address Media on the Brink as Fear and Lawsuits Crush
The upcoming Communications Town Hall will tackle the growing legal and political pressures on the media industry, following recent controversies over journalistic independence, corporate risk aversion, and content moderation.
Trump’s Second Term Begins With Lies, Lawbreaking, and Broken Promises—And It’s Only Day One
President Trump 2.0 is speaking with a Forked Tongue.
Taylor Swift Steals the Super Bowl Spotlight While Brands Burn Millions on Pointless Ads
As the Super Bowl approaches, media attention shifts from football to pop culture, leaving brands with sky-high ad costs and little earned media impact.
Martin Luther King's Dream Under Attack as Trump's Inauguration Marks a New Era
Helio Fred Garcia examines how Trump’s policies and rhetoric threaten Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision of equality and justice.
Why Cable News Is Still Letting Politicians Lie and Get Away With It
Uncover how cable news is still failing to hold politicians accountable, letting lies slip through unchecked.
Historian Douglas Brinkley on Trump, Biden, and the Future of America
Join Michael Zeldin as he speaks with renowned historian Douglas Brinkley for a compelling conversation about the pivotal crossroads shaping the future of the United States and the world.