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Super Bowl Challenges That The NFL and Sports Marketers Want to Avoid
And yes, the teams competing for the NFL's self-imposed title of world champions, when in reality it should be the title for American style football played between the borders of Mexico and Canada, will be the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers.
2023 Newspaper Headlines Provided Inexpensive PR Lessons That Are Not In Expensive Text Books
The year 2023 is history. But I can assure you that the year 2024 will provide many PR lessons from headlines from happenings that have nothing to do with our business but nevertheless can apply to it.
2023 Cable Breaking News: A Year Marked by Controversies and Media Division
“In this world of uncertainty, one thing is constant: With scant exception, the news delivered by cable broadcast channels will either be incomplete, misleading, prejudicial or outright lies.”
To Survive Another Mashugana Year More Humor And Roof Fiddlers Needed
Politics, race, religion, gender, and sexuality make us all dislike each other, however the power of MUSIC, LOVE, and LAUGHTER can indeed unite even the most ardent enemies.
The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour Was A Social Phenomenon
As their publicist, I witnessed firsthand the impact of The Smothers Brothers on the cultural and political landscape of the late 1960s.
My Sure-To-Happen PR Predictions for 2024
Arthur Solomon’s sure-to-happen public relations occurrences for 2024, and if they don’t occur he’ll do what higher-ups at agencies are certain to do: Put the blame on someone else.
You Don’t Yell ‘genocide’ On A Crowded Campus
Why couldn’t President Elizabeth Magill provide a clear yes or no answer to whether calling for the genocide of Jews violated my alma mater’s code of conduct?
Taylor Swift – Time Magazine's Person of the Year? Really.
In a world grappling with geopolitical turmoil and the profound implications of legal battles that could reshape history, the decision to celebrate a pop icon could be seen as a whimsical diversion from the weighty matters.
Will IoT Make United Stechs Of America Great Again?
AI is now considered much too old, too slow, too full of glitches to hold the high tech office of president of the United Stechs of America.
Where’s the Vaccine for that Pandemic Antisemitism?
“These beget unequal economic and social systems that need transformation. We must address these root causes of perpetual unrest rather than ever again permitting an existential prejudice to feel like an actual solution."
So Little Time Left. So Much I’ll Never See
This is a depressing column. And I blame the New York Times for putting me in a disheartened state.
Are We Giving Democracy A Bad Name?
Having once looked up to us as the shining city on the hill, are they now scratching their heads?
Beyoncé vs. Taylor Swift: The Tale Of The Tape
Let’s get to the tale of the tape of our two undisputed super stars: Beyoncé vs Taylor Swift.
Suzanne Somers – A Timeless Icon
In the vast constellation of Hollywood stars, there are few whose brilliance shines as brightly as Suzanne Somers.
The Last Straw, Or Why I Stopped Viewing Sports Through Rose Colored Glasses And See Things Clearer
If management thinks you’re a valuable asset they’ll most likely reassign you. If they refuse, that also sends a message about your standing in the agency.
How Can We Spell With Pen And Pencil Today When We’re So Dependent On Our Tech Tutor?
We can thank or spank AI for this as many of our computers today automatically correct all the words we would misspell when writing in longhand or on an older laptop. In today’s computer spelling bees, we can snooze, but never lose.
Think For Yourself: The ‘Oldies’ Are Not Always The ‘Goldies’
Regardless of the situation or profession, individuals who wield power, or are in the spotlight, often refuse to admit that it’s time to call it a career.
Paying More At The Grocery Store? Blame It On Beyoncé, Not The Fed Or Maine
History shows that the predictions of the economic seers and the support that candidates receive from show biz folk should not be taken seriously.
Jacksonville and the Reverberations of Political Rhetoric
Racism and the threat of white supremacy remain deeply rooted in the United States, 55-years after Dr. King was assassinated.
Winners and Losers In The GOP Debate
Former U.N. Ambassador Haley showed herself to be strong, intelligent, articulate, and informed, clearly someone to be taken seriously as a potential presidential candidate.