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Don Lemon Left CNN, but His Rules of Good Journalism Still Matter
EIN Presswire spoke with Don Lemon about independent media, journalistic ethics and his rare Elon Musk interview.
What Will Define the 2027 Proxy Season? Join the Conversation
CommPRO brings together leading experts in shareholder activism, governance, law, communications and technology to explore what companies and their advisors need to know as the 2027 proxy season takes shape.
Novig’s Sydney Sweeney Ad Bets on a Double Addiction
Dr. David Hagenbuch examines what Novig’s provocative Sydney Sweeney campaign says about the risks of using shock value to capture attention and where marketers should draw the line between engagement and responsibility.
Mr. Magazine™ Talks With Jon and Erin Westman, Founders of The Publishers’ Circle
Samir “Mr. Magazine™” Husni talks with Jon and Erin Westman about the changing business of publishing, the growing role of publishers as marketers and strategists, and why human connection still matters in the age of AI.
In My Opinion, Mega Sports Marketing Programs Are Not Worth the Cost
Arthur Solomon draws on decades of sports marketing experience to question whether mega-event advertising delivers enough lasting value to justify its multimillion-dollar price tag.
Creative Leadership in the Age of AI: Why Human Intelligence Still Matters
CommPRO explores why the real creative advantage in the age of AI comes from combining data and technology with the human judgment, instinct and emotional intelligence that still drive great work.
What a Time We Had in the Country Music Capital
Tom Madden takes us along on a whirlwind Nashville weekend and comes home with a reminder for communicators: the strongest reputations are built not just by what you say, but by the experiences and stories people remember.
Racepoint Global Taps Eric Hodson for Agriculture Communications Expertise
Racepoint Global is adding veteran agriculture communicator Eric Hodson as the sector faces increasingly complex conversations around technology, sustainability and reputation.
What Techtember Taught Communicators About Breaking Through
As Techtember wraps up, Bill Davies shares three lessons for communicators looking to break through the noise, from bold ideas and smart timing to a little more empathy.
Halloween Candy Season Is Already Underway. The Old Favorites Still Rule
What America’s Halloween candy conversation tells us about brand loyalty, nostalgia and the value of becoming part of a tradition.
Edward Bernays Didn’t Know AVEs. That’s the Point.
Johna Burke reflects on an AI-driven conversation with Edward Bernays that raises a timely question for communicators: Are we measuring what we do, or the value and impact we actually create?
AI Is No Longer Just an AI Story
A look at 24 hours of business media coverage shows how quickly the AI conversation is moving beyond the technology itself to questions of business, infrastructure, security and trust.
Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery Puts Investor Communications to the Test
CommPRO asked investor relations experts what the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery transaction can teach companies about managing shareholder expectations, uncertainty and valuation through a major deal.
Ozempic's Bitterest Side Effect: Corporate Overpromise
Michael Levine examines what Novo Nordisk’s investor challenges reveal about the risks of overpromising and the lasting value of corporate credibility.
Mr. Magazine™ Talks With Tom Martinelli, Publisher of new york by rail Magazine
The publisher of the last remaining Amtrak magazine talks with Samir “Mr. Magazine™” Husni about the staying power of print, adapting to digital and keeping a publishing brand relevant for 23 years.
AJ Jones II of Monumental Sports & Entertainment — A Capitol Communicator Profile
AJ Jones II shares his perspective on leadership, communications and the evolving role of reputation in the sports and entertainment industry.
Could AI Make Us All Act Like Ants?
Tom Madden takes a playful look at what the surprisingly organized world of ants might tell us about our increasingly AI-driven future.
Sustainability Fatigue: How to Communicate Environmental Impact Without the Greenwash
As consumers grow increasingly skeptical of sustainability claims, brands face a new communications challenge: replacing vague promises with measurable progress, credible evidence and transparency that earns trust.
Beyond the Deal: The Communications Imperative for Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery
Ryan Barr of FINN Partners shares his perspective on why communications surrounding major media mergers must go beyond the financials to address audience expectations, brand loyalty and investor confidence.
Mid-Atlantic MarCom Summit Releases 2026 Agenda and Speaker Lineup
The 2026 Mid-Atlantic MarCom Summit has announced its speakers and agenda, bringing together marketing, advertising and communications leaders in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 14.

