In the 19th and 20th centuries, many major companies formed after mergers opted for generic or universal names.
Slate writer Dan Kois said “yes” to most of the publicity emails he got in a single day. In return, he got a firsthand look at how the publicity business works.
A new book sees the roots of modern government persuasion in a World War I-era agency.
Janet Oganah is the founder of Janet’s List, which brings awareness to businesses by women of color in the United Kingdom.
CEO Kevin Johnson announced the ambitious move to restore the company image — but there will probably be more to come.
Did the blog platform kill the press release?
Expert says company is on the right path, owning the mistake and offering refunds.
Improving the image of foreign governments is big business for US PR firms.
McDonald’s is shutting down McResource, a website that offers tips to employees.
