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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has hired APCO Worldwide to advocate on behalf of the "Fairness for All Act" introduced by Utah Republican Congressman Chris Stewart. ACLU criticizes measure as a green light to discriminate against LGBTQ people.
Joele Frank is handling the Chapter 11 filing of Chicago's LSC Communications, one of the nation's leading magazine and book printers.
A new report reveals some critical stats for the PR world, with a majority of agencies reporting lost revenues, staff reductions and client terminations as the industry continues to be roiled by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jim Tsokanos, former president of MSL Group, died April 17 from COVID-19. He spent a dozen years at the now Publicis Groupe unit before exiting in 2012.
Australia’s government says it will start forcing Google and Facebook to pay for news content. A draft of the mandatory code is expected by the end of July.
Education Above All is seeking a PR agency that can develop and implement an international communications strategy that will help the foundation meet its goals.
Professional stock car racing driver Kyle Larson lost his team and his sponsors after using a racial slur during a recent virtual race.
Los Angeles Times shuts community newspapers Glendale News-Press, Burbank Leader and La Cañada Valley Sun... Prince Harry and Meghan Markle cut ties with British tabloid press after shedding royal duties... Vogue partners with the Council of Fashion Designers of America to provide support for those in the American fashion community affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
As state and federal leaders coordinate a phased reopening of the U.S. economy, companies across the country and the trade groups representing them are hiring lobbying outfits at a breathless pace in the hopes of convincing lawmakers that the work they do is “essential”—a characterization that is, in some cases, questionable at best.
Commentary
Fasten your seatbelt for one of the biggest propaganda campaigns of all time as Team Trump works to convince voters that up is down, black is white and reality is fake news... COVID-19 powers Procter & Gamble's financial results... Google searches for good PR... Captain Brett Cozier is nominated for "Profile in Courage" award.
The Department of Health and Human Services has named Michael Caputo, an associate of Roger Stone and Paul Manafort, assistant secretary for public affairs... Method Communications hires Edelman's Adrian Eyre... Corteva Agriscience adds Anne Alonzo. She was CEO of American Egg Board.
AIG's Kenneth Juarez, a Burson-Marsteller and Abernathy MacGregor veteran, joins DWS Group, an asset management firm that was spun off by Deutsche Bank, as communications chief.
Altria Group announced today that CEO Howard Willard retired April 14 and was succeeded by vice chairman & CFO Billy Gifford. He is recovering from COVID-19.
Even as signs of “flattening the curve” begin to emerge in the U.S., the potential for a second wave of cases upon any loosening of societal restrictions cannot be ruled out. So what are companies to do as they approach first quarter earnings season?
Johnson & Johnson is looking for an agency that can provide marketing solutions for its brands in the Europe, Middle East and Africa markets.
A group of former staffers on Andrew Yang's campaign for president has formed United Public Affairs, which will immediately offer remote communications and digital communications during the COVID-19 crisis.
Commentary
It's a sad state of affairs when the former prime minister of one of America's closest allies rips Donald Trump's "lunatic" decision to cut funding for the World Health Organization and scapegoat it for his own domestic failings.
The Norwalk Redevelopment Agency wants to hire a communications partner to generate awareness of its projects and programs throughout the city and Fairfield County, CT.
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