Public Relations v. The Law: You Be The Judge
Attorneys and PR practitioners might have more in common than they realize.
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Attorneys and PR practitioners might have more in common than they realize.
Public Relations v. The Law: You Be The Judge Read More »
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I could pay you, but you’re not free.
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Even those with so much seem to eventually realize the basics are our true foundation for tranquility.
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We attempted to strike the correct balance between being strategic and accurate.
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For public relations purposes, Keith explains why it’s crucial to personalize story pitches to the media.
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When the media contact you about complaints, don’t imply the customers are to blame.
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Click here to read our GM story on Ragan.com.
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On one hand, Toyota’s statement takes the proper road in detailing how the company has changed and how those changes place a supreme focus on consumer safety issues. On the other hand, the U.S. Attorney’s Office’s news release indicates this is all about a much simpler concept: morals.
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We understand the importance of repeating key messages, but provide the public information that actually is … well … information.
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