Public relations pros gained and perhaps lost business in the wake of Vice President Kamala Harris’ Fox News Channel appearance. 

CNN’s ‘live’ interview of VP Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz explains much about the media and American politics.

Major League Baseball’s highest-paid player Shohei Ohtani is in a pickle now that his constant companion/interpreter was fired abruptly, apparently for illegal gambling.

Accountability enjoyed a victory when Brittany Pietsch video recorded her firing from a tech firm at the hands of inept HR staff and an absent manager.

For some PR professionals it was a close-mouthed “hmmm.” Others perhaps muttered a variation on, “Oh, well that explains it.” 

That we live in a dynamic, digital world was an understatement even before OpenAI’s generative AI ChatGPT was unleashed widely last November 30th. Now there are more questions than answers.

Lizzo’s options seem limited, though earlier celebrity public relations crises may provide useful insights.

Vladimir Putin’s communicators undoubtedly took a page from the PGA playbook and improved it.

The Licht example is a terrific reminder that earned media is a calculated risk–it cedes some control of its message and things can go wrong.

Examining what communicators perceive are reasons for the loss of public trust in government is at the center of a new survey of more than 200 PR professionals.

A lot of businesspeople ridicule communication as a low priority, nice-to-have soft skill. It’s likely these same people missed how large a role communication played in the recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.