Pantene ad tells women not to apologize
Parent company Procter & Gamble is hailing the ad as highly progressive in regard to gender norms, but critics say the spot isn’t perfect.
Parent company Procter & Gamble is hailing the ad as highly progressive in regard to gender norms, but critics say the spot isn’t perfect.
Keeping things brisk and remembering that executives—no matter how robotic they may seem—are human beings and are extremely important.
Outspoken exec John Legere said ‘sometimes I need a filter’ after people complained about his remarks.
Non-profit organization DKT International is making condoms that bear the colors of the Brazilian flag, while Durex is putting soccer players in one of its ads.
When a fire forced California State University San Marcos to cancel classes and delay commencement, PressPage helped communicators keep the campus informed.
The termination is ‘for cause,’ a release from the clothing retailer states. Specifically, it’s about ‘an ongoing investigation into alleged misconduct.’
An organization’s website is the public face it presents to the world, so before you dive into designing one for your brand, make sure it’s in line with your goals.
Vocus’ State of PR and State of Marketing reports found that a little more than half of PR and marketing pros have content marketing strategies, but it’s not at full saturation yet.
Facebook and its associated plug-ins were down for about half an hour in the wee hours of Thursday morning, but that was long enough to raise some hackles.
Recently, press releases have started looking a whole lot like advertisements. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, but it can get out of hand.
Writing by hand has benefits for creative minds of all ages.
Pinterest is still a relatively new social media platform, which means brands are still trying to figure out how to best use it. Here are some tips for brands of all types.
Responding to a complaint by Native Americans, the office nixed the NFL team’s name as ‘disparaging.’ The franchise vows to appeal.
The campaign ‘The Scarecrow,’ developed by Creative Artists Agency, took home the top PR prize at Cannes. There is plenty PR pros can learn from it.
The question that has dogged fast food chains for decades has once again reared its head.