After a jury awarded a man $289 million in damages for cancer he says Monsanto caused, the pesticide company is pushing back on the narrative that its products endanger public health.
Online companies—especially social media platforms—are facing renewed examination as the midterm elections near. Here’s how to advise digital players as congressional hearings loom.
The characters from Hawkins, Indiana, are fighting a crisis of epic proportions, but you can apply takeaways from them in your own reputation management efforts. Consider these lessons.
When responding to a crisis, you might have to offer updates or bulletins without knowing all the facts. Here’s how to craft these essential—yet terse—missives.
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Many people agreed that a shorter ceremony would be best for attracting more viewers, but creating a ‘most popular’ film award received a deluge of criticism.
Filler words, misused modifiers and meaningless jargon can ruin your chance to speak directly to your audience. Make sure your vocabulary is free of these media relations stumbling blocks.
The removals came quickly as companies repeated that the controversial host violated their rules and guidelines. The moves highlight the PR struggle that comes from taking a stand.
A bounty of affordable tools, platforms and services can help you demystify analytics, extend your reach and monitor trends. Here are some of the handiest.
The airline removed a passenger and her cello—despite the cello having its own seat. The cellist and her husband described the ordeal as ‘humiliating.’
PR pros need to win the trust of the business partners. Here’s how you can build upon initial successes to develop a strong relationship.
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PR pros have to learn how to handle demanding and persnickety partners who want more for less and undervalue their expertise. Consider these tips to mollify tough customers.
The social platform announced that hackers gained access to current user information and old data from 2007. The announcement came with an action plan to protect users’ data in the future—but no apology.
It’s guilt by association. What staffers do during their own time can damage your organization’s reputation, especially with social media accelerating public outrage. Are you prepared?
