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Bill Huey is president of Strategic Communications, a corporate communications and marketing consultancy, and author of "Carbon Man," a novel about greed.

Stories by Bill Huey

•	Planning the Trump Presidential Library (Politics) Fri., Jul. 18, 2025 Why it’s time to begin building the presidential library that the nation deserves.

•	Conventional PR and the Digital Age—Are They Compatible? Ask Marshall McLuhan (Media Relations) Wed., Sep. 11, 2024 Media guru Marshall McLuhan's observation about the “mosaic” quality of newspapers applies more than ever in the digital age.

•	US Olympic Team Abuses Stars & Stripes (Sports PR) Mon., Aug. 5, 2024 Olympic Team USA racks up medals in Paris, but breaks federal law in its disrespect of the Stars & Stripes.

•	Presidential Immunity Decision Further Batters Supreme Court's Image (Public Affairs Commentary) Tue., Jul. 2, 2024 The Supreme Court will need a sharp PR firm to guide it through the constitutional crisis triggered by its presidential immunity decision.

•	Elon Musk Has the Worst PR Since Henry Ford (Technology PR) Thu., May 2, 2024 What would you do if you have received a call from one of Musk’s few remaining top lieutenants to see if you would be interested in advising him on PR matters?

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There's No Place for a Reptile Brain in PR (Media Relations) Fri., Apr. 5, 2024 LSU women’s basketball coach Kim Mulkey’s attacks on a Washington Post profile as a "hit piece," before it was even published, caught the attention of five million people—a far bigger number than the readers of the paywalled article.

•	Is Home Depot Innovating or Just Adding On? (Marketing Communications) Fri., Mar. 29, 2024 Home Depot's new attempt to occupy two market positions at once will require careful positioning strategy and execution to make it work.

•	It's Time for a Public Interest PR Specialty (Leadership) Mon., Jan. 8, 2024 As faith in institutions crumbles and the spread of AI-generated fake news fuels people's mistrust about information, it's time for the PR business to focus on serving the public interest.

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Why Richard Edelman Should Be on the Harvard Board (Crisis Communications) Wed., Dec. 27, 2023 Richard Edelman, a two-time Harvard alum and head of the largest independent PR firm, would provide the Harvard Corp. board critical counsel and a perspective that it obviously lacks in dealing with its crisis.

•	After Screwing Up Twitter, Musk Wants His Own University (Elon Musk) Thu., Dec. 14, 2023 Elon Musk, who has criticized the quality of college graduates he interviewed for jobs, wants to develop his own education brand.

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Uncle Walter and Henry the K: A Hero and a Villain (Public Affairs Commentary) Thu., Nov. 30, 2023 The news announcing the death of Henry Kissinger, the last of the prevaricating politicians and so-called statesmen who stole my future and that of thousands of other young Americans, got me thinking about Walter Cronkite.

•	Trump Is Playing His Greatest Hits, But Will They Work? (Trump) Tue., Nov. 14, 2023 All of Trump’s greatest hits are lies, distortions or outright fabrications, but they are road tested at dozens of rallies and guaranteed to get a rise out of the crowd. Let us take a look at a few of them.

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Yankees Sell Out America's Pastime (Advertising) Fri., Jul. 14, 2023 The New York Yankees give up some space on their uniforms for a little advertising—a move that shows how some companies believe branding means slapping your name and logo all over everything the consumer is expected to encounter or see.

•	Pop-ups Are Still Killing Brands—and It's Worse Than Ever (Advertising) Thu., Jul. 6, 2023 Pop-up ads are more prevalent—and more annoying—than ever. Why do companies and communicators continue to use them?

•	What Will Trump’s Prison Garb Look Like? (Trump) Mon., Jun. 12, 2023 As it begins to appear increasingly likely that former President Trump will do a stretch in prison, what should his wardrobe look like? How should the First Felon be attired?

  

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