Howard Homonoff’s analysis of the Skydance-Paramount deal offers a roadmap for what’s next—and what’s at stake—for communicators in a politicized media age.

Public relations is finally shedding its reputation problem by proving its measurable impact with data-driven results.

PRSA-NY has announced the 2025 Big Apple Awards shortlist, spotlighting the year’s most groundbreaking PR campaigns ahead of a star-studded celebration at Sony Hall.

What PR services are truly driving brand impact today? Tell us what matters most.

CommPRO’s Fay Shapiro joins Sherry Goldman to explore how technology and community are reshaping public relations from the inside out.

Activist pressure isn’t slowing down, and Scorpio says corporate leaders better get proactive fast.

Molson Coors CMO Sofia Colucci shares the real story behind beer commercials, bold brand moves, and building a career from brake pads to Super Bowl ads.

A bold rebrand signals a new era for one of PR’s most respected dealmakers.

Creative powerhouse Kenny Gravillis opens up at Cannes about the magic behind iconic film posters and why human creativity still leads in the age of AI.

After his headline-making exit from Fox News, Judge Andrew Napolitano has staged an extraordinary independent media comeback, turning YouTube into his new courtroom.

As investor priorities shift, companies must embed sustainability into their core growth strategies or risk being left behind.

Tubular Labs’ June 2025 social video data reveals how YouTube success is now defined by strategic extremes, with lessons communicators cannot afford to ignore.

Truthset’s latest report uncovers data quality gaps that could tank ROI during the back-to-school season, urging communicators to rethink their targeting strategies.

HUNTER’s Gigi García Russo explains how communicators must adapt earned media strategies for the generative AI age through Generative Engine Optimization.

Even as CBS ends The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, data shows his legacy—and lessons for communicators—extend far beyond late night.

As job insecurity and empathy gaps rise, communications leader Melissa Rieger offers new strategies to counter a troubling summer surge in employee burnout.

In the latest That Said episode, host Michael Zeldin talks with legal scholar Alan Dershowitz about his new book, The Preventive State, and the balance between liberty and security in an era shaped by AI, terrorism, and misinformation.

Wunderkind’s latest survey shows how tariffs are reshaping consumer habits and why communicators must shift strategy to stay relevant.

Renée Soto of REEVEMARK makes the case for stakeholder trust as the new bottom line, blending IR discipline with PR storytelling in today’s interconnected world.