IR/PR CONTACTS:David Carey (IR) or Danielle Lewis (PR)Lazar Partners Ltd.
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It is PR, but it's a good use of PR. You're right.
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That one resulted in a second recall — PR nightmare upon PR nightmare.
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It has almost 37,000 followers, and it covers PR scandals, different stories about top companies' PR problems, and discusses PR people in a hilarious way.
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His PR firm, Webster PR, has also deleted its client page from the company's website and changed the firm's name to "Westby PR." Westby told Fox News that Webster is not involved in Westby PR in any capacity.
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I didn't feel like, 'Oh, my PR team and his PR team are rivals.
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But a PR stunt is a PR stunt, not a major economic policy initiative.
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A mix of in-house and agency PR help is idealHaving a PR person on staff means there's someone who can work closely with internal teams on PR needs.
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I have a PR person, Brooke Hammerling's a PR person who's been on your show.
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Golihew is in charge of Amazon Studios PR, while Eguia does PR for Amazon's Original Movies team.
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Prior to launching Hispanicize, Manny was president of Multicultural Markets and Hispanic PR Wire for PR Newswire.
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The equation for hoop stress is pr/t, whereas the equation for axial stress is pr/2t.
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But not only did we pay a PR — a long PR and continued PR — price, but it also slows our growth, because our growth for many, many years came almost exclusively from Google.
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I want them to be bad at PR. Why do we want companies to be good at PR?
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Izzy started out in finance, followed by financial PR (tech IPOs) before founding two corporate/tech PR firms.
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PR: A real Gen Z. Gen Z. Deep Gen Z. PR: You mentioned the problem with wearable tech.
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They are PR canaries in the coal mine to start with, or canaries in the PR coal mine.
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Mr. Lugo's employment arbitration against UBS-PR was settled to the satisfaction of both UBS-PR and Mr. Lugo.
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Black PR services have become so lucrative in the Philippines that many PR firms feel pressured to offer them.
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I am the founder of a communications company called Brew, and we certainly started in PR. PR for technology companies.
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You were either in tech or you were in fashion or you were in media or you were in finance, and now … You did one of those things for PR. You did tech PR or … We did PR for tech, yeah.
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Hope learned discretion — maybe from her father, but certainly from her first PR job, at the firm of famed PR "shark" Matt Hiltzik.
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As someone who does PR consulting for startups, I notice that many founders shoot for the moon with their link and PR aspirations.
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Yesterday, a news story broke regarding a well-known PR company called Life or Death PR and its founder and CEO, Heathcliff Berru.
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" Rose McCullough, food PR professional based in Berlin "I moved to Berlin almost a year and a half ago, following four years at a food PR agency in London, to work as head of UK PR for recipe box company Marley Spoon.
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I never want to say that something is more a PR stunt than not but that's ... KS: An eagle was looking for PR. You think that is ... Maybe the people who bought the eagle were looking for PR. KS: They're like the president.
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Hiring managers at Ketchum, ICR, and Prosek and PR recruiters told Business Insider how PR candidates can stand out on paper and in interviews.
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It would be like a marketer saying "We can't invest in PR because it may result in bad PR." Technically true, but wrong nonetheless.
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Other PR companies have been abandoning the sort of work it does since activists and journalists became more adept at exposing covert PR campaigns.
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They were basically doing magazine work and PR work, disguising it as innocent cultural work while doing sort of PR for the American Way.
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The rise of black PR firms is on the radar of the global PR industry, which has long battled problems of its own making.
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Founder and CEO, Rebellious PR My company: Rebellious is a full service PR agency working with underrepresented founders to push important social conversations forward.
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The university also hired Edelman PR, the same crisis PR firm Penn State hired in the aftermath of the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse case.
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Marketers need PR as people are getting harder to reach with traditional advertising, while demanding PR firms show their work is actually driving results.
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Nahm said that as he looked at the PR industry, he saw a real need for more data to help businesses justify their PR budgets.
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Wright is global CEO of Red Havas, formerly known as Havas PR, and is a part of French-owned Havas Group's Havas PR Global Collective.
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While the legitimate PR industry works to differentiate itself from these practitioners, platforms are finding it increasingly difficult to prune black PR from their ecosystems.
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And further—in defense of beleaguered PR people everywhere—I'll state the obvious: Crises don't occur because of a "PR problem" (as Kara Swisher has noted).
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He was just being honest about PR, I think, of the negative side of PR. He says this was not what he was intending to do.
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Go deeper: Puerto Ricans are leaving, some possibly forever (The Daily Beast); U.S. mail carriers heroes in PR (Reuters); Hedge funds lose on PR (NYT Dealbook).
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America's most famous food fight was a perfectly planned PR stunt with both national and international buzz—except it wasn't planned and there were no PR consultants.
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He was also an author, writing "I Don't Need You When I'm Right: The Confessions of a Washington PR Man" (1975) and "PR as in President" (1977).
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Trump has referred to Mitchell as "Hillary Clinton&aposs PR person," and White House social media director Dan Scavino once said she was a Democratic "PR person," too.
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Both types of PR typically have an agenda (to sell a product, to raise awareness of an issue), but "Black PR" will not reveal what that agenda is.
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"Peter is taking this to a whole different dimension because he wants the PR. I don't care about PR. That's why I don't want photographers in my place."
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A spokesperson told Fox News Wednesday that Webster PR will continue servicing clients under the new name Westby PR led by former Webster Senior Vice President Jeremy Westby.
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Kirk Webster - lost his country music PR company (which changed its name to Westby PR) and was dropped by clients like Randy Travis, Dolly Parton, and Kid Rock.
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Startup founders, PR consultants, and agency executives laid out the pros and cons of each, broke down the PR hiring process, and the cost of using an agency.
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"SAPRAC is conducting a PR campaign building on the president's calls for Qatar to stop financing terrorism," said David Marin, head of Podesta's PR and strategic communications practice.
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PR agencies are betting on data to stay aheadThe hope for PR agencies is that bringing more transparency to their work will help them stay ahead of the curve.
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Align, Metro PR, and other power players in PR respond quickly to news events, help clients jump on social trends, and stand out for how they manage clients' crises.
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" — Scarlett Hao, fashion PR. "It's a natural pose.
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NOTES: WR/PR Griff Whalen, signed as a free agent by the Patriots after PR Danny Amendola went down with a high ankle sprain, was not active for the game.
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" Drokova told me that it's crazy more VC firms don't marry their funds with professional PR help: "I've been doing PR for 14 years for companies like Houzz, HotelTonight, Gett, Toptal.
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The bottom line: Corporations — which often have PR folks within the company while simultaneously being repped by outside PR shops, too — are inevitably telling the crafted stories they want to tell.
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Some critics on Twitter also called out Facebook for using the news of the bans as a PR opportunity — and for letting the PR upside undermine the effectiveness of the bans.
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This little tiny feature that you've added or you've changed the color of your product, that is actually not an exciting PR story and we're not gonna do PR around it.
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The PR pitch, made by a Tufton Street-based PR firm called Public First, suggests Ola tackle legislative friction in UK regions with a policy influence campaign targeted at local voters.
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" CNN's PR tweeted the following response: "This is nonsense.
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" PR: "I think people need to stop being lazy.
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" PR: "Your padre set you up with a Padre.
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Align PR — Alec Huerta, Cait Bailey, and Paul Samaha
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" Cave rescuer on Musk: "It was a PR stunt.
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The other two firms running PR campaigns are: Kuala Lumpur-based Invoke, run by Rafizi Ramli, a former Malaysian lawmaker; and Unitas Communications, a PR firm with offices in London and Jeddah.
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But it's a very complicated business and it takes a really long time to learn PR. I think a lot of times people say, Oh, PR people don't know what they're doing.
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Rob Goldstone is a former British tabloid journalist whose PR firm, Oui 2 PR, says on its website that it has worked with the likes of Michael Jackson, Betty White, U2 and Poison.
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Julie Luker, director of PR and partnerships at Gap Inc.
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Or are companies just creating ridiculous fashion for the PR?
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Some PR stunts are far more elaborate than the rest.
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Spurred by TrumpU's PR firm, everyone picked up the story.
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Greenpeace Australia Pacific said the announcement was a "PR stunt".
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Before that, I wrote about Zoom and Superhuman's PR disasters.
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Bloomberg reports that Facebook has hired two crisis PR firms.
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But they had signs, like here's PR, now move over.
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Leftists Sue Alex Jones For Questioning Charlottesville MSM PR Campaign.
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The Takeaway: The real winner of this whole PR disaster?
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But it's also great PR for the tech giant. [9to5Mac]
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There's property damage, and PR damage, but no one dies.
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Introducing the Barbell pin, part of the PR pin pack.
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In a PR cleanup move, Aenys exiled his brother, Maegor.
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Lively will play Emily, a New York City PR executive.
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Using video for PR purposes got Ring in trouble before.
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The company has also experienced some PR struggles this year.
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Is there going to be a PR fallout from it?
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Read These Stories Next:Are Celebrity Apologies Just Another PR Move?
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There really isn't enough toilet humor in modern music PR.
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In classic PR crisis mode, Affleck adopted a cute dog.
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Waterford spews — he has another PR disaster on his hands.
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"It's a new form of PR and communications," he says.
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Image: Felix MoserBacteria have had some pretty great PR, recently.
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PR people ply you with notebooks, pens and other samples.
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For instance, there is a channel called Merciless PR Person.
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Not having the PR filter … works pretty well for us.
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Even held work mtgs; but not on PR. 5/ pic.twitter.
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That sounds like a European PR travel company's fever dream.
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A good PR person is worth their weight in gold.
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ICOLists by on Scribd No PR company can promise coverage.
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Which, okay, fine — it was just a dumb PR stunt.
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For PR pro Erin Cullison, it's all of the above.
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It's even just a risky strategy in pure PR terms.
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Keeping quiet was one way to avoid a PR crisis.
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The first and largest is that PR is fucked up.
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These two PR moves are unusual for a tech company.
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Malaysia Airlines' luggage ban is a "PR blunder," he said.
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For UFC 193 in Australia, Rousey carried the PR load.
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Last week, I wrote about Zoom and Superhuman's PR disasters.
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Wisely, the musical's PR department is leaning into Sexy Oklahoma!
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PR: It's my first time, I'm really enjoying it, yes.
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" He said at first, it was a "PR guy's idea.
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Russakovskii contacted Google PR, which immediately began investigating the issue.
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Lure investors with higher returns and raise the PR game.
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Oftentimes, using the same PR firms and deploying similar strategies.
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This is one PR stunt we can all get behind.
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The company just finished an investigation into several PR crises.
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NBC reports that he recently hired a crisis PR firm.
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In 2000, the legitimacy fight, the PR fight, was brutal.
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At 24, I started my own business, a PR agency.
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YouTube is in the middle of a widening PR scandal.
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Plus that would likely cause a PR issue for them.
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David E. Johnson, CEO of Strategic Vision PR Group, agrees.
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Susan Sarandon brought Rosa Clemente of PR On The Map.
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It isn't to make them say it's a PR nightmare.
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I don't think this is the PR they were expecting.
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Finally, PR has the status of a natural monopoly, ie.
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It also got some good PR, at least at first.
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CNN PR did not have a comment on the letter.
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Everybody, say hello to Susie, Univision's new Trump PR associate!
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I think big tech is ready for a PR fall.
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"Their PR team blind or something?" she posted on Twitter.
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"I could've been smarter on the PR front," Pao said.
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Historically, Facebook's PR, as you know, has been total stonewall.
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Microsoft has an HR and PR nightmare on its hands.
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We own PR Newswire and a bunch of other assets.
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I actually was responsible for the PR launch around Hotmail.
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With PR like this, who wouldn't want to be straight?
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This is not a PR crisis, it's a health crisis.
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PR: Well, thank you Louie, I appreciate you hosting me.
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LS: It's like a tiny ... PR: It's a fiddle stick.
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PR: Well, that is the softest of soft Brexits, right?
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Here are a few other particularly memorable celebrity PR fails.
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PR managers work with the media, government agencies and advertisers.
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" To which another retorted: "You work for PR or HR?
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Samaha joined Align PR as a publicist in July 2019.
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Want to see who the other powerhouse PR pros are?
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PR seems to be more important — and complex — than ever.
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These rising PR stars are doing all that and more.
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Accusers included filmmaker Jennifer Jarosik and PR vet Kelly Cutrone.
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The interview is being uniformly reported as a PR disaster.
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Price focused on the "PR stunt" part of the interview.
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I found my favorite Christmas in PR with Ana video.
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It named a veteran PR boss from the auto industry.
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It named a veteran PR boss from the auto industry.
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Stroman had to be restrained by a Jays PR guy.
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Nick DutchHead of Digital, Domino's PR. Nick SallonContent Strategy, Periscope.
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That leaves Jordan to maintain and mitigate the PR machine.
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Read the full list here: Meet the 16 rising stars inside top PR agencies, who know everyone, have great reputations, and can spin anythingAnd read more of our coverage of the marketing and PR industries here:The man who was hired by Travis Kalanick and Adam Neumann to help Uber and WeWork through major PR crises just got a new job How to land a job at top PR agencies like Ketchum, ICR, and Prosek, according to PR hiring managers, executives, and top recruiters Ex-Clinton strategist Mark Penn is cutting his agencies' offices to save more than $10 million and compete against giants like WPP and Accenture
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Earlier this month, Business Insider UK took a tour of Freuds' office at the invitation of Brew PR, a PR firm acquired by Freuds in January 2016— and took photos of the whole thing.
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Until the early 1990s an electoral system of proportional representation (PR) was widely blamed for allowing small parties to prosper, yet since pure PR was scrapped in 1993 the fragmentation has only got worse.
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"Pre-launch, it's really important to bring on PR support early," said Andrea Collins, who is the VP of marketing for Hippo Insurance, a DTC insurance company, and also advises startups on PR hiring.
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"And so they went over and they asked them and the PR — I think it was Justin's PR — relented and said, 'Oh yeah you can get the shot,' so we got the shot," LaTour said.
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One of Snapchat's first PR images, setting a racy tone from the start One of Snapchat's first PR images, setting a racy tone from the start "I was given no official access," Gallagher tells me.
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Three of Europe's finest alchemists of allusion — Colette Ballou (Ballou PR), Joanna Kirk (Joanna Kirk PR) and Katy Turner (Multiple) — will share their tips on how to be a signal in a world of noise.
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As PR disasters go, that is a hard pair to beat.
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The resulting interview was warmed-over PR and a book plug.
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These days, a celebrity feud often feels like a PR stunt.
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As a former businessman, Donald Trump certainly understands PR power plays.
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It's no surprise that I would drift into PR and copywriting.
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It seems there was a miscommunication between Facebook PR and Bloomberg.
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"I don't think my PR people would be happy with that."
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"But our biggest PR asset is the DUP," he adds mischievously.
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Some firms probably have more PR and marketing folks than associates.
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The benefits to police and prosecutors go beyond PR, he says.
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More broadly, central banking is in large part a PR exercise.
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"My PR is gonna hate this in the morning," Jackson says.
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Comcast responded to our article about lobbying with more PR spin.
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He tweeted: People in USVI & PR are Americans—like Texans & Floridians.
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The PR/Comms side of the new fund is also crucial.
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I email a few PR peeps and hope for the best.
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Of course this was part of a PR strategy for Facebook.
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Instead, I talked to Karen Chamberlin, the PR director of Philly.
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The incident has created a "catastrophic" PR problem for the airline.
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Worthwhile counterpoints to another highly managed Facebook "election security" PR tour.
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"Ariana and Mac kissing is probably a PR stunt," wrote another.
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Bell Pottinger once led the way in London's booming PR business.
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London's PR industry is keen to avoid contamination from the scandal.
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What could have saved them from PR oblivion at that phase?
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"You can wage a PR war, or you can actually change."
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Imagine the PR nightmare if it had struck a school bus.
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Where was even basic oversight of its own crisis PR response?
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Yet despite this month of PR disasters, United is doing fine.
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It's particularly true today: Traditional PR never Made Armie Hammer happen.
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Cody Andersen worked as an intern at Webster PR in 2010.
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Boyer addressed the comments right away like a true PR hero.
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The Kardashians, masters of PR, have perfected the art of approachability.
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I'm not saying we should give it a shiny PR campaign.
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"Refreshed" is the word the PR teams like you to use.
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Screens flickered, cracked, and bulged—a veritable PR nightmare for Samsung.
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It's flexible, and with PR, you can bend perception past reality.
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Update: A Vice PR rep does have a comment, after all.
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Someone at Google's PR and communications department is dripping with wit.
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This is Logan trying a PR spin to mask his crap.
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No, I'm done with PR. Are you working on another book?
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Lead photo by Chad Crews via PR. Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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You know, you are the very definition of a PR drone.
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Allison Aitken is a partner at the PR firm Proper Propaganda.
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Borjana Slipicevic is a partner at the PR firm Proper Propaganda.
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Their PR agency has offices in New York, Miami and Moscow.
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Hunting seals has had some very bad PR in the past.
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Everything comes down to how you market and PR your work.
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He is working with a PR firm to publicize the case.
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And sure, we shouldn't really be celebrating a company's PR strategy.
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From an optics perspective, the administration obviously lost the PR battle.
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PR-conscious network of mainstream organizations that aimed for mass appeal,
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Ever the PR maven, she thanked them for making the switch.
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Being two steps removed absolves you from any PR problems right?
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Tried to make his PR turn into fun-loving, leader quarterback.
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PR machine is kicking into high gear to promote the film.
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I'm going to assume this is your PR team, not you.
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And savvy brands grabbed the golden PR opportunity with both hands.
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When Dewang commissioned the film, he expected a positive PR effort.
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It's a much larger public health issue, with a PR problem.
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This is just a PR exercise unless and until that changes.
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Every single PR person I've spoken to is awful at crypto.
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These themes have become an essential part of their PR arsenal.
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Multinational advertising and PR firm WPP however fell some 2 percent.
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Like at GD[PR] … you know, all the stuff in Europe.
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Do you think this song has special significance to DJ PR?
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So this trade surplus does nothing for PR jobs or income.
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Lead photo by Ryan Russel via PR. Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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So far, their PR has well outpaced their actual store openings.
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"We have the potential of a Barry Bonds of insensitive PR."
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PR: Well, Brodie Merrill's definitely one, Tucker Durkin who's playing now.
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We're doing power cleans and I'm hoping I can PR again.
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PR lists are key in the beauty community, especially concerning vloggers.
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Fox News, based in New York, has its own PR operation.
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Those programs were simply "PR tools to avoid regulation," she said.
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Was this just for PR, or would they really remain friends?
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In 2011, he was hired by Mr. Rougier at PR Consulting.
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The White House sees a PR advantage to the trial format.
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"Trump delivered on PR, he delivered on big ratings," Zucker said.
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There needs to be action backing up those PR-friendly words.
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"My opinion is that it is a PR stunt," Unsworth said.
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"Everyone running the company now is PR and marketing," he said.
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You'll need "extensive experience" in a marketing, media or PR office.
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By then, much of the PR damage had already been done.
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A PR firm representing Microsoft declined to comment for this story.
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This doesn't require clever PR jingles or blue and yellow balloons.
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Check back here to find the latest news from Reuters PR.
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Soon afterward, Cohen hired Davis, a Clinton ally and PR bulldog.
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I'm the social media manager at TallGrass PR in South Dakota.
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Update: Their PR says the router will work with any ISP.
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Same one, actually, as attorneys or the PR and marketing people.
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Americans are familiar with Trump's PR issues south of the border.
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They provide advice on PR, propaganda, marketing, media, speeches, social media.
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The meeting was allegedly arranged by Goldstone, a former British tabloid journalist whose PR firm, Oui 2 PR, says on their website they have worked with the likes of Michael Jackson, Betty White, U2 and Poison.
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Prior to PR Newswire's acquisition of Hispanic PR Wire, Hispanic Digital Network and LatinClips in 2008 for $5.5 million, companies he founded, Ruiz was chairman and CEO of HispaniMark, the parent company of these three businesses.
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"People assume they've always had some kind of plan versus, a lot of how these rules developed are from putting out fires and a rapid PR response to terrible PR disasters as they happened," Klonick said.
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Such a decision would be in the hands of the PR govt, PUC, any commercial stakeholders and, most importantly, the people of PR. Meanwhile, it's clear that Hurricane Maria will permanently reshape Puerto Rico's economy and population.
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At that point, her PR agent suggested she take her accounts public.
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"Debo is such a sweetheart!" says marketing and PR intern Amy Sullivan.
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You can learn PR skills online for just $29—it's that simple.
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It's a tough time to be leading corporate PR, to be sure.
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"Could Toledo, Ohio, be the next Silicon Valley?" the PR blasts wonder.
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But now startup PR is an accepted part of the business cycle.
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Pepsi: That was the biggest PR blunder of the week, year maybe.
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So the appeal of these YouTube musicians goes beyond PR-managed persona.
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The indictment is vague and the companies are in PR crisis mode.
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This is the Trump PR playbook, and Facebook is running it perfectly.
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"They are basically buying good PR by paying us," one source said.
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"This whole action is just PR damage control," Smith said of Alvogen.
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Liam Gallagher could, if he wanted, be the world's greatest PR rep.
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Following the PR nightmare, Delta capped flight prices at $399 Wednesday afternoon.
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That said, "libraries typically don't get sued; it's bad PR," Butler says.
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For women it's physical therapist, interior designer, founder-entrepreneur, PR, and teacher.
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The PR campaign succeeded, with the "war room" name proving especially tantalizing.
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Additional advisers including PR companies Finsbury and Joele Frank were brought on.
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Reuters could not immediately reach Hallyday's PR team or his production staff.
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The campaign on behalf of Unplanned followed some classic showbiz PR playbooks.
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At TransferWise, he looks after marketing, product development, PR, and investor relations.
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The video offers a healthy chunk of heavy-handed PR for Vive.
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AudienceBloom also appears to promote clients on behalf of other PR firms.
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Olivia Balsinger is a writer, traveler, PR pro, and former professional matchmaker.
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"PR campaigns against robots have an 80-year head start," she said.
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There will be two to four names on each party PR list.
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Are we paying too much attention here to a single PR firm?
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Or is it the PR houses who put together the guest lists?
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Today, it's a PR debacle and, in music management, relationships are everything.
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There's no IQ test for computers, despite what some PR people claim.
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A different PR rep from DJI replied with a similarly impolite tone.
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A few hours after this was filmed, her PR company contacted us.
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Is there something special about United that led to this PR disaster?
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It is a preposterous and transparent PR stunt that will not succeed.
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THE PR arm of Germany's environment ministry has had a busy autumn.
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Update: Amazon PR got back to me and ... they declined to comment.
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Both of these changes — PR and a shorter calendar — could be incentivized.
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PR: [Deadpan] There's this guy in Van Nuys who does it all.
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PR: That was a huge challenge as we were developing the look.
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This statement, after all, was emailed to journalists by Jeffress's PR firm.
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Their ridiculously overpaid crisis communications and PR teams are watching him, too.
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"So once your visa expired..."I went back to the PR job.
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This time last week, DoorDash's biggest PR problem might've been Chris Payton.
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Does stuff like that bother you or is it just free PR?
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Pete Hines, VP of PR and Marketing at Bethesda, denied these claims.
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It's almost like he's just a cordial nerd with a PR team.
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In the back, another PR rep, Harbaugh's agent and a marketing agent.
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Jackson Wightman is founder and partner at the PR firm Proper Propaganda.
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PR for crowdfunding campaigns is unique because of their inherent time sensitivity.
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He just wants some PR. He too old to be doing that.
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Even the page URL shows that it's called the Christmas PR drone.
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Not in a PR type of way, but in a real way.
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No CMOs or PR people unless you also play a mean theremin.
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We've asked Qualcomm for comment on its use of the PR firm.
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Her sidekick is her ex-lover Tony, a politically incorrect PR guru.
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The company has pushed large PR campaigns in favor of such programs.
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We can only hope nobody is hurt in this outrageous PR stunt.
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Squire Patton Boggs and London-based Portland PR also work for Qatar.
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Lead photo by Karlos Rene Ayala via PR. Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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"Maybe it's crappy PR, maybe something else," wrote opposition politician Gennady Gudkov.
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But which celebrities stand for something beyond some typical good philanthropic PR?
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"Our producer meant it as a joke," said PR manager David Martha.
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"Great," continued the PR. "Let me tell you what I've found out…".
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Turn it below: (Image via PR) You can follow Daisy on Twitter.
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PR also provides services to governmental bodies (11% of PR's revenue), e.g.
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PR also receives around 20% of its funding from quasi-state sources.
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But the Trump communications team is turning it into a PR nightmare.
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He's also worked at trade associations and the PR giant Burson-Marsteller.
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"At its core, it was PR, and it was bogus," he added.
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" Just spoke w/ fmr Gov @luisfortuno51: "PR on brink of humanitarian disaster.
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"Thanks for the free PR Hillary," tweeted a self-described alt-righter.
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Twitter and Google make their findings known later, lessening the PR blow.
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It's never a good time to do PR for the airline industry.
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They worry the line is being blurred between PR people and journalists.
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That shift was evident in the public response to YACHT's PR exercise.
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He often sees this as a PR problem, not a foundational one.
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Finance and PR is handled by her mother and manager, Kris Jenner.
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PR Stunt: Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna are getting their own E!
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Drake, here, is every PR guy who cruises for chicks on Bumble.
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Mynewsdesk wants to be an all-in-one tool for PR agencies.
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Reassuring PR won't cut it: we need transparency, accountability, and structural change.
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A PR meeting one second, then a real estate meeting the next.
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"It's a PR problem, with the media piling on," said this person.
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Equifax and the two PR firms declined to comment on the report.
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Owen Zhang, the PR liaison for MP, offered to clear things up.
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We're financing the movies and doing them without PR teams and studios.
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But politically, Barr's letter is a massive PR victory for the president.
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Yeah, I mean I could have been smarter on the PR front.
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PR: Which is like the story that we tell, which is amazing.
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PR: My take on it is that, it's always corrupted the game.
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PR: Honestly, I would put ... That's maybe a problem for wearable tech.
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The movie's publicists, DDA PR, would not confirm reports of the stroke.
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Critics said it's a PR stunt for Netanyahu ahead of an election.
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Today it met for the first time - not in PR, but NYC.
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Werman: Are you talking about PR firms in the US, in Washington?
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" He continued, "And that is what, as a PR person, troubles me.
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Early on, the company hired a crisis PR firm to handle inquiries.
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Nor is it about PR or "optics" or even my own conscience.
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Not a PR-created story with buzzwords and no connection to reality.
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Anyone else hit a PR one the last day of the year?
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"It's not an actual response, it's a PR document," the person said.
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Apart from green PR, what does Network Rail get out of this?
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They wage negative PR campaigns intended to hurt non-union companies' sales.
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Did you include all sales-related travel, event marketing and PR costs?
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That tweet about the $1.50 a week is not a PR mistake.
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Emily is a CNN PR person that Peter wants to pick on.
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As if PR is something you shoot yourself in the foot with.
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PR firm Edelman has released its annual Trust Barometer study, Reuters reports.
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So much so that she was in some kind of PR crisis.
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It's also possible that he thinks he's playing a cute PR game.
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That is straight out of Google PR government relations speak right there.
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Here's complicity at its worst with PR optics for shared human values.
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A lot of their past issues have been perception, PR, public image.
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Marshall Mitchell, a pastor in Jenkintown, Pa., and a founder of Wit PR. In the coming weeks, Mr. Bryant plans to bring up to 300 parishioners to a Wit PR-organized screening of "Hidden Figures" in Northwest Baltimore.
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"I'd tell her to keep attacking Trump at every stump speech and let the server issue go," advises Tina Cassidy, a former political reporter turned PR executive and executive vice president of the Massachusetts-based PR company Inkhouse.
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Such a decision would be in the hands of the PR govt, PUC, any commercial stakeholders and, most importantly, the people of PR. Musk's company has installed solar power grids on other small islands like Ta'u in American Samoa.
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Media Contact: Pete dot Biggs at thomsonreuters dot com [Reuters PR Blog Post]
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It appears to be more PR driven than actually focused on real change.
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Yeah, I've been online, and the head of PR called me almost immediately.
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David Hughes — PR advisor hired by the McCanns after they returned to England.
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There's no PR person to step in and tell them to stop talking.
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You can't attempt an April Fools' stunt without taking a PR risk, right?
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Suffice it to say this was not one of his best PR moves.
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It's not always wise to ratchet PR battles right to the corner office.
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This is important: Often, the PR team knows nothing about the problem beforehand.
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Nike's PR director, Heidi Burgett, tweeted about the eagerly anticipated drop this week.
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Allison Kaplan Sommer, writing for Haaretz, called the entire incident a PR disaster.
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If Apple's PR team was reading my emails, maybe Tim Cook would, too.
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My PR contact laughed as I called her up in a cold sweat.
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The company is not responding to media inquiries, a PR rep told TechCrunch.
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From a PR perspective, the decision seems clear: Don't take the Saudis' money.
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So, a hug could salvage what is a PR disaster for the movie.
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Yeah, we actually reached out to Channing Tatum and Justin Timberlake's PR teams.
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Media Contact: abbe dot serphos at thomsonreuters dot com [Reuters PR Blog Post]
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This was in the days before social media and PR-prompted live-tweets.
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This PR move shall forthwith be referred to as the Martian Defense®.
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But Align isn't the only PR agency making waves in the influencer space.
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But she did offer her PR advice, including in regards to a Sept.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. ISIS has a savvy PR department.
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Or it could just a healthy dose of PR for the flailing brand.
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"Public diplomacy" is a term used to describe something between PR and propaganda.
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ESPN's PR Twitter account issued a statement from Skipper about Barstool Van Talk.
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To deal with our series, UHS didn't just implement a crisis PR plan.
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Its followers, however, include many fashion editors, stylists, creative directors, and PR executives.
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It was essentially a coup attempt by PR. The campaign was very extensive.
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" PR: "The podcast is on hiatus for now because we're both so busy!
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I assume this is a dumb leak, and not a desperate PR effort.
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A press release sent from PR agency Markson Sparks to media on Jan.
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And this ain't Uber's first rodeo with PR trouble of their own making.
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Jonathan Cheban offers to "come out of PR retirement" to help her prepare.
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She was head of PR at his company before being promoted to COO.
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In recent years, though, Madonna has lost careful control over her PR machine.
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The ongoing PR campaign is also making Cook look like a crusading badass.
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Where are the statements from tech company CEOs that go beyond PR lingo?
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Media Contact: Heather dot Carpenter at thomsonreuters dot com [Reuters PR Blog Post]
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As an industry, blockchain tech has had a bit of a PR problem.
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We'll see if this huge PR disaster has any effect on customer experience.
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Our sources say Weinstein is surprisingly calm, considering the PR nightmare engulfing him.
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This pitch did not disclose the PR firm was being paid by Lime.
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But this looks like a tougher gig than becoming Harvey Weinstein's PR guru.
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A PR professional building her own company invited me to a gallery event.
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PR: Actually quite a bit, so it was kind of a natural fit.
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I honestly feel bad for the people working in the league's PR department.
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BECAUSE CLEARLY, THIS HAS BEEN A MASSIVE PR ISSUE FOR YOU, SO FAR.
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So let's call it an elaborate PR stunt and leave it at that.
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That's great PR spin, and much of the media has fallen for it.
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They do seem quite promising as far as broad, sweeping PR statements go.
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Media Contact: Heather dot Carpenter at thomsonreuters dot com [Reuters PR Blog Post]
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Hiring an outside PR firm is hardly unusual in the sports world—U.
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"They've essentially used us for crisis PR," one former employee told The Guardian.
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Howard Bragman is the founder and chairman of Hollywood PR agency Fifteen Minutes.
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Get a car PR person drunk and then ask them about automotive journalists.
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PR whitewashing efforts to the contrary, Khartoum's brutal and corrupt record is clear.
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It turns a person's body into a PR battleground, which it is not.
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Someone needs to give Tomi a lesson about PR ... it's almost always good.
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I got emails from 127 different women PR people, and just 48 men.
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You're the PR person and these are glimpses ... I wrote that in 2012.
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Media contact tumshie dot smillie at thomsonreuters dot com [Reuters PR Blog Post]
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If this were a PR contest, the labia would be in last place.
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Michael Kors Accosted By Fur ProtestersSinbad: Kim K Surrogacy Is A PR Stunt!
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When you become a pro, you've got to be your own PR person.
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We feel that the mayor is really practicing a lot of PR moves.
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The quick PR move comes as several communications employees at Twitter have departed.
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Naqvi, in a statement released through a PR firm, pleaded innocent last week.
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The ad is part of the CLF's $85033 million PR campaign against Ossoff.
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PR: I do the P90X [DVD cardio] workout and [another program] called Insanity.
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I have to hire a PR company to get people like yourself interested.
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PR, publishing house Empresa Media, and the nation's top football club Slavia Praha.
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Despite two-for-one value on that PR message, this is a disaster.
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Hacking Team itself has gone on a rare PR push, claiming a comeback.
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We have been spoon-fed this PR idea of American or Western democracy.
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But will jovial Jupiter and good PR be enough to save the day?
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What better move than to rehab a Black convict with a PR chip?
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"[E3]'s totally changing," says Pete Hines, Bethesda's VP of PR and Marketing.
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Even if banning political ads is mostly a quick PR win for Twitter.
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PR folk are savvy at detecting scammers, like those who buy fake followers.
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Twitter can't exactly say that without taking another PR hit from the right.
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Overnight, the game's PR manager argued as much in a statement to me.
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The challenge is to plan the release timing and the PR campaign effectively.
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But since then you've grown really comfortable with the PR aspect of fighting.
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This PR nightmare has had negative impacts on the company's business, as well.
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But for voters in the second category, "PR," the process isn't so easy.
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Unfortunately, as the PR-laden responses poured in, it did not go well.
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Through a sophisticated PR operation, they created a sense that the entire nation
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"This looks like a PR stunt to me," Reid said of Pence's exit.
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My PR companion has to fetch someone with authority to let me through.
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Since 2015 PR did not receive any significant subsidies for loss-making services.
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" The unfounded claim came after Unsworth called Musk's miniature sub a "PR stunt.
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"In one response, in a thread titled "PR team and devs, well done.
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Media Contact: Mansi dot Walia at thomsonreuters dot com [Reuters PR Blog Post]
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Media contact: pete dot biggs at thomsonreuters dot com [Reuters PR Blog Post]
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The social media manager usually works closely with company PR and marketing teams.
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Copywriters and content writers work closely with the company PR and marketing teams.
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She was not, though his PR staff are (clearly) vocal fans of hers.
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Putin does himself no PR favors by defending the brutal government in Syria.
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Eric Greitens poses a PR problem for fellow Republicans in his state. Sen.
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All around, flocks of photographers, reporters, PR people, security staff, and Apple people.
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The newswires targeted in the scheme were Marketwired, PR Newswire and Business Wire.
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Media contact: Pete dot Biggs at thomsonreuters dot com [Reuters PR Blog Post]
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And maybe the Prime Air drones will be more than a PR stunt.
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Why are sexual misconduct accusations only considered serious when they become PR nightmares?
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For everything else, the press is wary of it being some PR stunt.
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If indeed concern about negative PR is its motivation for running this survey.
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"Everyone in PR talks about this: How do you measure it?" he said.
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Justin Mauldin is the founder of Salient PR and an investor in cryptocurrency.
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That he helped destroy the credibility of the PR government is a disgrace.
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It can be a useful tool for PR and marketing companies for instance.
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She was Catherine Zeta-Jones' PR assistant and sister in "America's Sweethearts" (2001).
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"If the PR were better, it wouldn't be like this," was the response.
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"This is too expensive to crash just for a PR stunt," she said.
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The left is catastrophically losing the PR battle in the marketplace of ideas.
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He casts the Toronto attack as a PR problem that will blow over.
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Mylan effectively calmed its EpiPen PR crisis by introducing a cheaper authorized generic.
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Add a criminal investigation to the list of technical difficulties and PR disasters.
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The planet of deception, shapeshifting Neptune, is involved, inspiring some mastermind PR stunts.
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Rebeca Venâncio, the communication and PR lead, has worked for Microsoft in Portugal.
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PR: We don't need them technically, but ... LS: Do you wear rib pads?
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PR: For the record, I have Jean shorts and a T-shirt on.
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On top of that, the feature was a PR nightmare for the company.
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When I reached out to her, a PR person responded on her behalf.
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The one who gets frustrated and insists on certain points for PR reasons?
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The endorsement check was FedExed to his former PR manager Chris Dennis' home.
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" Unfortunately, he still delivered the PR perfect caveat that the process was "working.
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The PR firm representing PenAir said in a statement released around 11 p.m.
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I was never gonna stick to PR. I was not good at it.
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Critics said it&aposs a PR stunt for Netanyahu ahead of an election.
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Kaleniuk: Yes, I'm talking about lobby firms, PR firms and lawyers in Washington.
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Media Contact: tumshie dot smillie at thomsonreuters dot com [Reuters PR Blog Post]
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Turns out the PR crises don't seem to be hurting it too much.
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PR pitch to Ola reveals the inner workings of UK ride-hailing politics
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Brands going through periods of crisis often pay premium rates for PR services.
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But it's PR malpractice to cut off access to the broader press corps.
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Seller: PR 121 East 37 Brokers: Clint Olsen and Brock Emmetsberger of JLL
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Like Dobrik, many other top social-media creators are represented by PR agencies.
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It quickly became a destination restaurant despite no advertising or outside PR support.
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"From a PR standpoint, I don't see it making much difference," he said.
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Zwift takes cheating seriously, according to Chris Snook, PR manager for the company.
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Unsworth made some spicy comments about it and called it a PR stunt.
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White House staffers tried to explain it would be an unmitigated PR disaster.
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The controversy began when Unsworth described Musk's miniature submarine as a PR stunt.
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A PR firm and the Washington Nationals have cut ties with his company.
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"It speaks to the sort of PR nature of the buying," he said.
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"People often think it will taste of burnt sugar," says the PR guy.
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We know why, of course: money for the institution, PR for the oligarch.
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KS: David Krane was in PR. Yeah, and so I worked for Cindy.
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It is a moment that will give his PR team nightmares for years.
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"You can always tell the difference between an adult led PR team trying to appeal to the youth and a PR team of actual youth," one person tweeted, and included an old tweet from Hillary Clinton's account as an example.
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Stars Anna Kendrick, Blake Lively, and Henry Golding dazzle with their pitch-perfect performances as a mommy blogger way out of her league, a well-to-do PR maven with a dark past, and said PR maven's hunky artistic husband.
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I think they realize all this but PR is PR and they were trying to manage the crisis and it's convenient to point the finger at a single entity and try to paint the picture this is a rogue agent.
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Many versions of proportional representation (PR) exist in the world (including ones that generate too many parties, like Israel's version of hyper-PR, which has 17 parties with representation in the 120-seat Knesset — and even more competing in elections).
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As advancing years dampened the volume, his lunch guests would lean in closer to hear not only his war stories from decades in PR, but also his always-current and insightful observations about global enterprise and the evolving PR profession.
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