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Achieving net-zero emissions is a goal for many organizations, but it can feel out of reach. Here’s how companies overcome shareholder criticism while doing what’s best for the environment.
Technology companies and investors need to rethink how their stories fit into today’s broader media narratives regarding social responsibility.
Tips for breaking through with reporters and establishing effective media relations outreach practices that build your media portfolio and land press coverage.
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Luminate, which was launched by eBay founder & billionaire Pierre Omidyar, is providing press and government relations support for Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen as she tours Europe to pitch the need to curb Facebook.
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APCO Worldwide positions Abu Dhabi and the wider United Arab Emirates as global players in advanced technologies.
Many clients and customers are now demanding more information and perspective about the metaverse—which means communicators must be up to date on its possibilities and risks.
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There is no question that Facebook has slowly and steadily lost public trust and confidence. Lack of trust is the fundamental problem to be “fixed” if Facebook is to rehabilitate its reputation.
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Karen Clyne, who was head of communications at BlackBerry, has joined BCW as executive VP & technology practice leader for North America.
Waxman Strategies, the firm of former California Congressman Henry Waxman, has signed on to provide DC outreach for Electrify America, the nation's No. 1 operator of charging stations.
Joe Ciarallo, who was VP-communications at Salesforce, has joined Toast as VP-communications & PR.
Finn Partners has acquired Barokas Communications, a technology firm that handles clients in the enterprise, B2B and consumer tech spaces.
Nu Wexler, who held policy communications jobs at Google, Facebook and Twitter, has joined Seven Letter strategic PR shop.
Elon Musk, who jettisoned his company's PR department last year, tried to do a little damage control of his own on the May 8 "Saturday Night Live," but the results leave something to be desired.
The tech PR market took a small hit during the pandemic year, but there were plenty of bright spots in the midst of a taxing situation.
Tech companies like Twitter and Facebook have long been reluctant to apologize when they screw up. Can we expect this to change in a post-Trump era?
Larry Yu, who did a nearly five-year stint as Facebook’s director of corporate communications, has joined Brunswick in San Francisco as a partner focused on technology clients and issues.
With podcasting set to continue its growth in the coming year, here's some advice on how public relations agencies, marketing firms and their clients can navigate this rapidly changing medium.
Technology and its impact on all aspects of society will be a key priority for the new Biden Administration and the Congress.
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