Seven million Americans united on Oct. 18 to denounce Trump’s authoritarian policies. What communicators should note: sustained storytelling and voter engagement will define what happens next.

Turns out, analyzing candy brands is a lot like eating chocolate—you tell yourself it’s research, but really, it’s pure joy.

Columbia College Chicago students are taking a stand, calling out censorship and hypocrisy in President Trump’s attacks on free speech.

John Kelly’s Dummy magazine is a masterclass in media reinvention through passion, print and purpose.

The Mid-Atlantic MarCom Summit returns October 9 with a powerhouse speaker lineup.

Trump’s 56-minute UN speech is a masterclass in presence under pressure and a cautionary tale about message discipline, facts, and logistics.

Marketers are spending more on influencers, but brand safety gaps expose reputational risks communicators must address.

With Instagram hitting 3 billion users, Tubular Labs’ move to restore Reels view counts gives marketers the missing link to real performance.

The watchdog’s ruling underscores new expectations for influencer-led brands and the kids’ media economy.

Top executives are drawing a line between AI for impact and AI for amplification—communicators must choose their lane.

Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension by ABC reveals how political and corporate forces can swiftly silence voices, offering PR leaders urgent lessons in risk and reputation management.

YouTube’s new AI tools could transform how marketers build campaigns, produce creative and optimize brand content.

At the 2025 Emmys, Stars Hollow nostalgia edged out cheesecake vibes in sparking conversation—and communicators should take note of how emotion, visuals and timing shape audience resonance.

CommPRO celebrates 15 years by reflecting on the PR challenges of 2010 and the bold opportunities shaping communications today.