Take all 26 letters in the alphabet and multiply them by an inconceivable amount, because that’s likely close to what Alphabet is worth right now. Alphabet, Google’s parent company, has joined rarefied air, becoming just the fourth U.S. company to reach $1 trillion in market valuation. The other three companies are probably easy guesses, as Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft all…

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With the arrival of the New Year there have been a lot of jokes about 2020 being the year of perfect clear vision.  This has prompted me to want to make a few facts clear with clients and potential clients of PR/PR Public Relations. It is clear what we do works for the professional speakers, consultants, and non-fiction authors PR/PR…

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CES, the largest and most anticipated tech conference of the year, kicks off today in Las Vegas. It’s the marquee event in the technology world, and each and every turn of the calendar it gets the year started with some newsworthy highlights about forthcoming products and trends in the tech landscape. So what will be unveiled today that will potentially…

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Wow. 2020. It’s hard to believe that I’ve been at the helm of this blog for nearly nine years now. The time really has flown.  A decade comes to a close at the stroke of midnight, and we officially close the book on the 2010’s. We’ve made some wonderful memories over the last 10 years — there’s been PR/PR weddings…

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It’s actually chilly in Orlando as we head into Christmas. Who knew it was possible? It’s definitely hard to feel 100% festive when you’re sweating through your ugly sweater, so I am thankful for this little sub-60 degree “cold snap.” There won’t be chestnuts roasting on any open fire, but this blog scribe won’t be roasting under an uncooperative December…

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The Hallmark Channel waded into the deep end of a cultural and PR mess this week. Now I’m not going to use today’s post to ruminate on issues of morality or personal belief—but I do strongly feel that diversity and inclusion are certifiable strengths for any company. The topic at hand here is Hallmark Channel’s flip-flop on a hot button…

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