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Seahawks Player a Quick Study in Crisis PR
Like millions of other football fans, I watched the NFC championship game when the Seattle Seahawks defeated the San Francisco
Like millions of other football fans, I watched the NFC championship game when the Seattle Seahawks defeated the San Francisco
When I was in high school, I read All the President’s Men, by Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl
Online reputation management takes on many forms. When negative information is posted online about a person or business, a number
Last Friday night, I took a peek at my Twitter feed and noticed that a marketing guy who I follow
The other day, classic rock band REO Speedwagon joined a growing list of musical acts that pulled-out of an upcoming
Embroiled in one of the biggest sports scandals of the year, the Miami Dolphins face allegations of bullying, racism and
For years, the public relations sales pitch included a reminder that “perception is reality.” How we are viewed by others
Trader Joe’s opened in my neighborhood, and I’m told the grocery chain has some great products at reasonable prices. Sadly,
The Washington Redskins, a longstanding National Football League team, faces pressure to change its name by parties as disparate as
The juices on her career are running clear. The toothpick on her personal empire has come out clean. And the