In the immediate aftermath of the last major Mexican earthquake, our Mexico tourism client pleaded with us to help counter the U.S. media’s overly dramatic reports that the entire country was destroyed. In fact, the damage was isolated to just a few areas, and most of the big resort destinations remained relatively unscathed. Given broadcast […]
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I suppose it all started when Mark Zuckerberg’s generous buyout offer was rebuffed by SnapChat, that ephemeral mobile app that lets its users send their friends a short-lived glimpse of their text and images. Now all the rage seems to revolve around the return to anonymity, not unlike the early days of the Internet when people hid
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Apparently the name of this blog caused a little kerfuffle among a few members of the PR Counselor’s Academy. In a string of comments, one Beltway-based “counselor” took umbrage with the idea that PRSA would have the audacity to invite a PR pro who pens a blog with this particular name to moderate a PRSA
No. I won’t make an issue out of it. After all, how many variations have we seen on this blog’s namesake — Flackette, FlackLife, Canuck Flack, Jack Flack, etc. Maybe political strategist Howard Wolfson (pictured) is getting me back for taking him to task for the mismanagement of the Clinton campaign. Yes, I know he
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