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Attention All Journalists, PR Practitioners And Especially The New York Times: Take Time To Check Your Facts
Public relations people can learn three valuable lessons from the aftermath of the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel.
How Brands Can Place a Story in The News-You-Can-Choose Media Environment
What does it take for a brand to place a story that breaks through to media and intended audiences in the crowded post-pandemic media landscape?
White House Reporting: Yesterday/Today/Tomorrow
Recent changes in the media landscape, including the conglomeration of media ownership, fewer local and regional reporters and the emergence of “fake news,” is the impetus of the event: “Covering the White House. Yesterday. Today and Tomorrow.”
A Conversation with Brian Karem, Author, FREE THE PRESS: THE DEATH OF AMERICAN JOURNALISM AND HOW TO REVIVE IT
Join me and Brian Karem as we discuss his new book, FREE THE PRESS: THE DEATH OF AMERICAN JOURNALISM AND HOW TO REVIVE IT which analyzes the erosion of the trust of the press and asks two critical questions: How did we get here? And, most importantly, how do we fix it before it’s too late?