Company markets protective blanket for school shootings
Critics are saying ProTecht is seeking to profit off tragedy with its Bodyguard Blanket, while supporters say it’s a necessary step.
Critics are saying ProTecht is seeking to profit off tragedy with its Bodyguard Blanket, while supporters say it’s a necessary step.
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A passing meeting at an airport bookstore turned into a blogging gig at The Huffington Post. The takeaway? Never pass up an opportunity.
The Los Angeles Clippers owner, whom the NBA banned two weeks ago over racist statements, told Anderson Cooper he was ‘baited’ into making them, then went off on Magic Johnson.
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There are exceptions to every rule, even the most ironclad, endlessly repeated public relations precepts.
Morrisons advertised its low price for a baguette on a nearly sacred statue of an angel in the town of Gateshead, England. People are furious.
Don’t slap an article together just to get it out into the ever-expanding universe of online brand content. Back it up with some numbers.
Almost every press release includes a quote in the second or third paragraph, but if it doesn’t add anything to the message, it may not be worth including.