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The Scoop: BMW takes heat over its in-vehicle ‘Spider-Man’ activation
Plus: DoorDash adds storefront for awkward buys; New York Times pushes more video after search traffic decline.
The Scoop: Hank Green comes under fire for ‘not healthy’ AI use
Plus: Trump offers early access to Truth Social posts for a price; how to tell AI imagery.
The Scoop: Meta bans harassment content made with smart glasses
Plus: Taco Bell takes a multi-pronged approach to cyclospora outbreak; Sony’s latest investment sends a clear message.
From Beyoncé to the UN: How a Citi SVP leads with range
Sabrina Natasha Browne of Citi shares how embracing her multidimensionality strengthened her work, sharpened her point of view and helped her show up fully in every room.
The Scoop: Microdramas give brands a new way into entertainment culture
Plus: Microsoft cuts 2.1% of its workforce, shares memo online; The Boston Globe takes it back to 1776 with special edition of paper.
Golin Ketchum’s president on the big trends from Cannes
Brands need to be more strategic about what they can control and wiser about where they can relinquish it, Tamara Norman said.
Everyone wants to work in AI. Here’s what they’re getting wrong.
The future belongs to professionals who pair deep domain knowledge with AI fluency — and who understand that responsibility isn’t a barrier to innovation but the foundation of trust, according to Diya Wynn of Amazon Web Services.
The Scoop: Levi’s and Heinz are stealing the World Cup spotlight
Plus: U.S. zoos respond to wave of false threats; Polaroid leans in to anti-AI marketing.
Highlights from PR Daily’s Marketing, Content Marketing & Social Media awards luncheon
See every winner from the event.
The Scoop: Prediction markets crack down on partnerships with influencers spreading election conspiracy theories
Plus: Ben & Jerry’s co-founder accuses parent company of muzzling the brand’s voice; Tom Brady’s coconut water aims to go viral with a controversial name.
Top takeaways from the PR Daily Conference 2026
Insights from the gathering in New York City.
The best way to pitch Business Insider, direct from their editors
From your executive’s first-person perspective to their outfit, here’s how to get Business Insider’s attention.
What PR pros can learn from the journalists shaping today’s newsrooms
It goes beyond better pitches.
What PR gets wrong about pitching independent media
Here’s how to stand out.
