Yes, Trump Called a Citizen 'Horseface'
Tue, Oct. 16, 2018
By Kevin McCauley
It's pretty clear that Donald Trump wants the Republicans to lose the House in the upcoming midterm elections, a defeat that would get him off the hook. (3 reader comments)
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It's pretty clear that Donald Trump wants the Republicans to lose the House in the upcoming midterm elections, a defeat that would get him off the hook. (3 reader comments)
Renegade artist Banksy created invaluable buzz when one of his most famed works appeared to self-destruct moments after being sold at a Sotheby’s auction.
Does Publicis Groupe, parent of Qorvis Communications, really want to represent Saudi Arabia after reports that its agents allegedly tortured, murdered and dismembered a prominent dissident and Washington Post columnist? Publicis CEO Arthur Sadoun has a big decision to make. (6 reader comments)
Facebook, the No. 1 "fake news" weapon of choice of Russian strongman Vladimir Putin and his army of trolls during the 2016 election, now wants to put a camera, video screen and microphone in the homes of millions of Americans. (2 reader comments)
The ceremonial swearing-in tonight of Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh is icing on the PR cake for Donald Trump, but it's rubbing salt into the wound of the millions of Americans who opposed his Supreme Court pick. (1 reader comment)
The "failing" New York Times today again proved why it's a national treasure, running more than 14,000 words to destroy once-and-for-all Donald Trump's lie that he built a real estate empire with $1M in seed money from dad, Fred. (3 reader comments)
Just as any football roster builds off a strong and cohesive 11-player team, here are 11 ways you can raise your public relations team to new heights.
Donald Trump cracked a momentary smile when the world leaders at United Nations laughed at his audacious boast that his administration "has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country.” They got the joke.
Colin Kaepernick, Serena Williams and Nike have harnessed the forces that led to Trump’s election and used them for their own gain. (9 reader comments)
These are heady days for the frequently criticized Foreign Agents Registration Act, which has taken center stage in the legal travails of Paul Manafort, who was chairman of president Trump's election campaign.
Donald Trump's tweet today taking credit for our "unappreciated great job in Puerto Rico" relief in the wake of Hurricane Maria is latest example of his bid to control reality by rewriting history. Good luck to those in the path of Hurricane Florence. (2 reader comments)
The Trump White House's decision to close the Washington office of the Palestine Liberation Organization because its officials failed to cave in to its demands is not the way to make progress in peace negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians. (1 reader comment)
Effective thought leadership programs forgo self-promotion in favor of insightful, forward-thinking content that draws from variety of disciplines that illustrates your expertise in what’s happening and what’s to come.
Nike's "controversial" decision to recruit Colin Kaepernick to Team Nike will ring up sales from its key Gen-Z and Millennial customer base. Footwear maker earns priceless PR. "When was the last time we talked about a Nike campaign?" asks sports marketing pro. (3 reader comments)
When it comes to achieving quality results and return on investment for your brands, paid media is not the way to go.
Donald Trump either has a very warped sense of humor or unlimited amounts of chutzpah. His tweeterstorm of today accuses media of not caring about the truth. (2 reader comments)
Apparently inspired by Pee-Wee Herman, president Trump launches attack on Google to divert attention from his latest blunder, the disgraceful snub of American hero John McCain. (3 reader comments)
The death of Senator John McCain could very well trigger the downfall of the man who branded him a 'loser" for being shot down over Vietnam, captured and tortured. (1 reader comment)
As president Trump is caught in his latest lie about paying “hush money” to porn star Stormy Daniels, it all comes down to numbers for the tweeter-in-chief. (3 reader comments)
It's time for the powerful voices of PR to create an organized effort to improve the country’s image and counter the toxic negativity of president Trump.
Omarosa Manigault Newman holds the high (or low) ground in her PR battle with the president Trump--as long as she has her secret tapes. (1 reader comment)
To say O’Dwyer’s has helped shape the PR industry would be an understatement.
Just as the Cleveland Browns had begun working on turning its reputation around, wide receiver Antonio Callaway was busted with marijuana possession. (1 reader comment)
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