Omarosa Holds High (or Low) Ground vs. Trump
Thu, Aug. 16, 2018
By Kevin Foley
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)
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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)
I've known Jack O'Dwyer right from the beginning. No one has written about the PR profession as he has. Jack always told it like it is whether it was what the people he was writing about wanted to hear or not.
It seems like yesterday that I was reading O’Dwyer’s every week while attending Syracuse University learning about the industry and its people.
President Trump’s PR campaign to delegitimize the media as the “enemy of the people" appears to have gained traction among his supporters. (1 reader comment)
It's not difficult to imagine that a person whipped into a frenzy at one of Donald Trump's rallies, where he bashes "horrible and disgusting" journalists, would take the next step.
When it was revealed that IHOP would be changing its name, iconic logo and menu, consumers and critics were unmerciful. Turns out the joke was on them. (1 reader comment)
The Grand Old Party of Lincoln, Reagan and Goldwater is now under single ownership: Donald Trump.
First Daughter Ivanka Trump said today that she doesn’t view journalists as “the enemy of the people." White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders may not agree. (1 reader comment)
As Facebook announces that it uncovered a political influence campaign, presumably tied to Russia, to interfere in the crucial mid-term election, Ireland plans to do its best to make sure the US vote is on the up and up. (1 reader comment)
Twice over the course of my career, O’Dwyer’s has come to the rescue.
Public relations has always been about relationships. What’s changed is that we now have new tools and techniques to get the word out and develop those relationships.
It’s obviously a mistake. It can’t be 50 years ago that Jack started his newsletter because if that were so, I’d have to be over 35.
For more than 50 years, Jack O’Dwyer has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to the profession of journalism and to holding everyone connected to the PR industry accountable for their actions. (1 reader comment)
Product placement has been around almost as long as movies, but several instances of product placement on the screen have stood the test of time.
Jack O’Dwyer’s grasp of the role of modern-day public relations was always second to none.
Jack O’Dwyer’s impact on the PR field in the last fifty years has been tremendous.
He was there when the public relations industry started. He tracked every important development. He called out the bad guys and exposed the charlatans for who they were, and he praised and supported the good guys.
To this day, I believe it was a full-page ad in O’Dwyer’s directory that led to the success of JeffreyGroup, the PR firm I founded in 1993.
Jack O’Dwyer has been a pioneer and a centrifugal force in reporting on the PR industry’s growth over the decades.
Congratulations to Jack O’Dwyer on his 50th anniversary covering the PR world. (1 reader comment)
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