Gardner has also worked at Edelman Public Relations and Ogilvy Public Relations.
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He became known as the guy in charge of a public relations company that perished in a public relations fiasco.
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Andy Desai of SW & Associates Public Relations recommended keeping a public relations specialist on retainer — which costs about $5,000 per month.
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Those accounts were being run by employees of the Pakistani military's public relations arm, the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), Facebook said.
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CEO, JMG Public RelationsMy company: JMG Public Relations is an award-winning public relations firm for venture-backed startup companies and innovators.
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The bride, 33, is the senior public relations events director and department manager in Manhattan for KCD Worldwide, a fashion public relations, production and digital agency.
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"They should say their lobbying and public relations work was exclusively in Europe," one of the public relations officials told the F.B.I. according to court documents.
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The bride, 228, is the senior public relations events director and department manager in Manhattan for KCD Worldwide, a fashion public relations, production and digital agency.
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"Brett Kavanaugh and I have been good friends since high school," Maura Fitzgerald said in a statement disseminated by the conservative public relations firm CRC Public Relations.
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Mr. Mazzarelli, 33, works in Boston as a vice president for food and beverage public relations at Weber Shandwick, a public relations and marketing agency headquartered in New York.
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However, Schultz did assemble a crack public relations squad last year, including Steve Schmidt, a former vice chairman at public relations powerhouse Edelman who managed the late Republican Sen.
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What was reported: Facebook hired Definers, a D.C.-based public relations firm that "specialized in applying political campaign tactics to corporate public relations," according to the Times — essentially, opposition research.
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In 1968 she married Justus B. Lawrence, who was the Army's chief public relations officer in Europe in World War II and later had his own public relations and research company.
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The same political economy driving Trump's Carrier public relations coup will apply to the GOP's desire to avoid a public relations nightmare, if their recklessness threatens to destabilize the individual insurance market.
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Day job: Public relations director, Dior Homme (North America)Current project/side gig: Painting and mural artist Though public relations may not seem an "artistic" field to many, Jay Paavonpera begs to differ.
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As Politico reported earlier last week, he had help from the prominent public relations firm CRC Public Relations, which helped him craft his theory and promoted it widely, including among White House staff.
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Rothenberg could potentially face a public relations backlash, as well.
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Boeing is in the middle of a public relations nightmare.
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Naqvi has denied the charges through a public relations firm.
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Abe's government has embarked on an aggressive public relations campaign.
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A national backlash and a public relations nightmare dragged on.
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He owns a small media production and public relations firm.
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And how is propaganda different from marketing or public relations?
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What a waste of money, and what bad public relations.
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This is a public relations spin that's hard to swallow.
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But Elevate still faces a marketing and public relations challenge.
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Calls to its spokesperson and public relations office went unanswered.
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But embargoes are often used for cynical, public relations purposes.
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None of that happened during this morning's public relations blitz.
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What happened next was a weird feat of public relations.
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Drokova now does public relations consulting for global tech companies.
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It would be a public relations disaster if nothing else.
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She works in public relations, he is an investment banker.
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Kurt Bardella, a public relations expert who worked for Rep.
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Head of marketing and public relations Average salary: $109,010 7.
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Shanetta McDonald is a public relations executive and freelance writer.
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Other costs include fees for accountancy and public relations advice.
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The giant organization is done with that public relations canard.
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Hannah Dela Cruz is the public relations manager for GetTested.com.
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The weekend also revealed a public relations blitz by Sen.
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He never hired a public relations firm, preferring personal contact.
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It's a public relations exercise dressed up as public health.
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Lara Shriftman, public relations executive and author: I'm not Cici.
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She had previously worked in public relations in New York.
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But Trump is highly vulnerable in a public relations sense.
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A spot of contrition mandated by the public relations team.
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By then, the group faced a budding public relations crisis.
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U.S. public relations firm Edelman ran the study from Oct.
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There is no problem with public relations firms making money.
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But the reports serve a public relations function as well.
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From there, he moved into the brand's public relations department.
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The hired Mr. Filipowski to be head of public relations.
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By then, the publisher had suffered a public relations debacle.
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She will lead public relations of the remaining Fox assets.
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By any measure, Rocha's letter represents a public relations disaster.
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And what he was is also a public relations person.
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What we've seen is more than just public relations disasters.
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But it's also important for public relations and brand identity.
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The New York HQ2 saga was a public relations nightmare.
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The job was performed by the Havas public relations agency.
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Young drivers are polished in public relations, friendly but bland.
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The policy has produced a public relations nightmare for the GOP.
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Surely Facebook's ongoing public relations nightmares can't get any worse. Right?
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Facebook didn't have the best year from a public relations standpoint.
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Right now, this is a public relations disaster for the Saudis.
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A public relations disaster, as far as its creator is concerned.
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Armies of lawyers and public-relations firms specialise in rinsing reputations.
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Throughout his public relations adventures, he has not stopped making music.
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This isn't a strike in the traditional sense: it's public relations.
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The government is conducting a public-relations campaign against the court.
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Ms Obioma's suit also adds to United's recent public-relations woes.
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Fashion public relations executive Libby Haan was one of those women.
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But that's more a product of public relations than technical necessity.
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Rice manages people, staffing, instructor training, public relations, design and retail.
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A public relations agency representing Mistry said it had no comment.
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Creators for Change is equal parts public relations and public policy.
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I don't care about media relations or a public relations nightmare.
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United is now struggling to contain a giant public relations crisis.
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Oscar Muñoz sure knows his way around a public relations crisis.
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In fact, Destruction reads more like an exercise in public relations.
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She is aloof from the wheels of publishing and public relations.
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The Open Skies Treaty has long had a public relations problem.
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In many respects, the hearings are a simple public relations campaign.
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Those companies provide school services, including instructional materials and public relations.
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Facebook has faced a swarm of public-relations issues of late.
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Ryan was on a tax cut public relations blitz this week.
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Jennifer R. Farmer is a mom, author and public relations professional.
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It also sent lobbying and public relations firms into crisis mode.
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She now works in public relations for a Florida utility company.
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Recovering from that kind of public relations problem has been hard.
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A virtual meeting eliminates the potential for a public relations disaster.
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"My public relations department forced me," a smiling Ren told CCTV.
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Both are now at Hilltop Public Solutions, a public relations firm.
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Don't let public relations and company statements speak on your behalf.
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He went all in as a public relations representative and lost.
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In the short term, Musk has achieved a public relations coup.
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It has hired public relations firms to improve its media strategy.
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Mr. Giuliani immediately began a public relations assault on Mr. Mueller.
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Simultaneously, Boeing is shaping a public relations strategy to reach passengers.
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Maheshwary, 27, is a public relations strategist at Amazon, in Seattle.
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Diversion and denial are the two key strategies of public relations.
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Bloodshed served Hamas's public-relations purposes, winning international attention and sympathy.
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He worked as a coding programmer; she worked in public relations.
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They have become accustomed, for instance, to rolling public relations emergencies.
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Ultimately the public relations problems usually proved to be short lived.
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Volunteers also handle public relations, distribute programs and act as hosts.
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Pitching against tragedy is not an uncommon practice in public relations.
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Johnson helps small business owners with marketing, design, and public relations.
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Sichuan Airlines' public relations team is quite clever at crisis management.
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The Ahsanis knew that a public-relations nightmare could be imminent.
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J. R. Smith: crafty public relations man and iconic shirt-shirker.
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The whole furor, he said, has been a public relations debacle.
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That kind of public-relations warfare is almost certain to escalate.
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Ms. Crowe Taylor, the public relations employee, went to get seconds.
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"Trump's primary legal strategy is a public-relations one," Cassidy writes.
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For the cruise industry, the coronavirus is a public-relations nightmare.
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The company is seeking to recover from several public relations disasters.
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But for Apple, the stakes are higher than just public relations.
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Fortmann is currently a senior account executive at Metro Public Relations.
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A public relations representative in Seoul for Affinity declined to comment.
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Blocking content outright, for instance, would be a public relations minefield.
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By that point, Wells had moved to the public-relations department.
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But how much of this was public relations is not clear.
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He worked in public relations, and I was a freelance journalist.
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Zitron, meanwhile, said he's seen similar schemes before in public relations.
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According to several employees, Edelman reconsidered because of concerns that news of its relationship with the prison company would be leaked, leaving one of the world's leading public relations firms with a potential public relations crisis.
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According to several employees, Edelman reconsidered because of concerns that news of its relationship with the prison company would be leaked, leaving one of the world's leading public relations firms with a potential public relations crisis.
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Anti-corruption groups and the opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) have drawn blood in the case of Bell Pottinger, a British public-relations firm accused of orchestrating a racially divisive public-relations campaign on behalf of the Guptas.
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It was a moment his public relations handlers could have done without.
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Kara Alaimo is an assistant professor of public relations at Hofstra University.
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A public relations firm for Syngenta directed Reuters to Kaundinya for comment.
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For Samsung, it was a hardware disaster and a public-relations nightmare.
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In 2015 alone, the kingdom hired five lobbying and public relations firms.
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United Airlines, you may have heard, is having some public relations difficulties.
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It was a piece of public relations more than it was journalism.
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This has left customers annoyed and Ryanair with a public-relations problem.
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Both the FBI and Apple are fighting a brutal public relations battle.
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But frackers appear to have been outclassed on the public-relations front.
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The royal image was enhanced by a well-funded public relations apparatus.
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Norway's deal for equal pay, meanwhile, was largely a public-relations stunt.
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Because he was losing in the political and the public relations world.
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Georgia, where he helped lead the public relations push for Hershel Walker's
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A successful international bond placement would also be a public-relations coup.
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This serves as a warning to all public relations firm or consultant.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, he's also in charge of public relations at Berkshire.
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The investigation must be far more than an exercise in public relations.
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Diversity and inclusion are buzzwords common to many companies' public relations campaigns.
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Most recently, she co-founded and ran CitySavvy, a public relations firm.
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The Gupta scandal has also badly damaged public relations firm Bell Pottinger.
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It has also done work for global public relations firm Ketchum Inc.
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The failed IPO was more than just a public-relations disaster, though.
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Originally written to combat propaganda, FARA also covers lobbying and public relations.
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Katko. In a way, the public relations barrage is not at all
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Mr. Beck criticized me, but Fox's public relations department was mercifully quiet.
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He tried public relations and politics, but finally, he turned to reporting.
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CNN contacted Plumbo, the Mayo public relations officer, around early March, 2017.
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My friend Steadman Graham and I started our own public relations firm.
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For Goldman, 10,000 Women became a major philanthropic and public relations success.
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Her grandfather led public relations for Texaco during the 1970s oil crisis.
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Marketing Coordinator Median Base Pay: $43,000Top Majors: Marketing, Communications, Public Relations 10.
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Katherine Neal works in sales and Annie Jackson is in public relations.
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Leslee Dart, whose public relations firm represents Ms. Kidman, confirmed the outing.
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He wondered also whether the N.F.L. was negotiating for public relations purposes.
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"We expected another shipment tomorrow," said Morgan Brice, a public relations specialist.
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Should tuition money, he wondered, be subverted to pay for public relations?
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Now she works for a public relations firms as an account coordinator.
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Taken together, these elements amounted to one giant leap for public relations.
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Jared Kushner's legal team is looking for a crisis public relations firm.
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Qualcomm has also resorted to an aggressive public-relations campaign against Apple.
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"It would be a public relations disaster to eliminate them," he said.
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They're partners in the Word Agency, a marketing and public-relations firm.
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Supanat Dhanasilankura, the head of public relations for the Royal Thai Navy.
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And like any act of public relations, pivoting is also a performance.
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That speech could have been written by a Saudi public relations firm!
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Scott referred Bloomberg to Google's public relations team when asked to comment.
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Chipotle has also hired crisis public relations firm Joele Frank, they added.
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Some, like public relations executive Karla Barbosa, are proudly embracing the concept.
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Hicks' late grandfather was also a top public relations figure for Texaco.
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Esper needs to focus more on that than public relations, they argued.
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Representatives of the public relations agency she helped found in Bellevue, Wash.
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She encouraged him to include his lawyer in any public relations decisions.
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That's how public relations professional Jenelle Hamilton went into the last recession.
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For Trump, it was a public relations disaster, with grave consequences. Rep.
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Eileen died in 19503, and Bassing turned to ghostwriting and public relations.
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"When they work, they smoke," Anna Barochova, a public relations executive, said.
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HK) and public relations firm Wonderful Sky Financial Group Holdings (1260.HK).
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This public relations strategy from Trump could keep Republican senators in line.
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Temmler hired public relations experts who plastered posters on streetcars and buses.
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For companies, customer service is more than an exercise in public relations.
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Dowling previously was Apple's head of corporate public relations for 10 years.
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"This is a criminal trial, not a public relations campaign," she said.
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They've established a brand through public relations; their music needn't follow suit.
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Volkswagen has offered Mr. Jacobson, a public relations consultant in Morrison, Colo.
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In the process, it scored an important military and public relations victory.
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Eric Webber, who does public relations at the Texas-based firm Mcgarrah Jessee and teaches the University of Texas at Austin's advertising and public relations school, said that some of the problems were made worse by Kalanick's management style.
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Journalists have turned to other jobs, particularly working for corporations in public relations.
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That's why this Digital Media and Public Relations Course Bundle is so clutch.
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Paying only £130 million for 10 year backlog looks like public relations sop.
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Disneyland's public relations department did not immediately respond to CNN request for comment.
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The company we had, Robinson Lerer & Montgomery, wasn't a typical public relations company.
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"I didn't go in there and give a public relations address," he said.
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Dangerous strategy But it's one thing to maintain a solid public relations strategy.
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Meanwhile, teams enlist small armies of lawyers, lobbyists, public relations people, and fans.
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Murina Pawanteh, who works in public relations, said Bersih was a peaceful protest.
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A flurry of negative headlines has thrust Huawei's public relations team into overdrive.
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On the morning after Halloween, we got an email from Ring public relations.
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The complaint was submitted by Ackerman McQueen, the group's former public relations agency.
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TikTok officials first embarked on a public relations strategy, according to The Intercept.
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Clients include global advertising agency TBWA, public relations firm Edelman and nonprofit Oxfam.
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One of the Hamptons events was hosted by public relations executive Michael Kempner.
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It will also hope finally to get ahead of the public relations game.
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Kaitlyn Reavis graduated from Appalachian State University with a major in Public Relations.
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Wells has been fighting a public-relations battle ever since, and mostly losing.
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"This is a criminal proceeding and not a public relations campaign," Jackson said.
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Mr Cruz has been crucified in the media for both public-relations meltdowns.
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Naqvi declined to comment, according to an email from his public relations firm.
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Now he's leading the damage control in a globe-spanning public relations crisis.
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"This is a criminal trial, not a public relations campaign," Jackson said Thursday.
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He was hired at Huawei's Polish unit in 2011 as public relations manager.
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" But, she said, "this is a criminal proceeding, not a public relations campaign.
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PENCE: Well, I don&apost think President Trump is thinking about public relations.
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The social network is notorious for its meticulous and aggressive public relations operation.
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Hope's grandfather also headed public relations for Texaco during the 1970s oil crisis.
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The Reid scandal has been another public relations m ess for the network.
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A fortune is spent on public relations to polish the country's democratic credentials.
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THE first rule for public-relations firms is not to become the story.
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Naqvi has denied any wrongdoing through a public relations firm that represents him.
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This case was more about United's public relations headache, than Dao's actual headaches.
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The result was just the latest public relations disaster for the lefty candidate.
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It seems that only Renoir could use a bit of public-relations help.
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But the Democrats handed Trump a public relations gift with the results debacle.
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Italian public relations expert Francesca Chaouqui was given a 10-month suspended sentence.
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"I didn't go in there and give a public relations address," Giuliani said.
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Insofar as utilities were in a public relations war over renewables, they've lost.
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Immesberger's parents will speak to the media Tuesday, a public relations firm said.
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Uber's public relations problems have been piling up over the past few months.
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The EPA has halted public communications while it overhauls its public relations strategy.
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"This is a criminal proceeding, not a public relations campaign," the judge said.
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Or if nothing else, it's the public relations equivalent of the Chernobyl disaster.
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So, beyond the public relations angle, the industry and its supporters lack incentive.
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The press secretary needs to be there to put out public relations fires.
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TechCrunch has sent an email to Theranos' public relations address asking for comment.
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The aftermath of the incident has been pretty much a public relations disaster.
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They must create such associations in people's minds, through public relations and coercion.
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Anodyne statements about climate change are a cheap and easy public-relations victory.
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For the president, Enrique Peña Nieto, it has been a public-relations disaster.
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Outside of a parallel public relations universe, this conversation never actually took place.
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It offered Egypt a chance to receive some much-needed positive public relations.
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I don't know, except for public relations reasons and manipulation of public opinion.
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Against that backdrop, Mr. Lew began this week with a public-relations counteroffensive.
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He's previously worked at Teneo and public relations giants Edelman and Burson-Marsteller.
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He appeared to see NHK as a public-relations agency for the authorities.
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The prize for public-relations disaster of the year went to United Airlines.
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Golden Gate Capital declined to comment through its public relations firm: Sard Verbinnen.
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Trim employees there, hire them hereBut the news isn't just public-relations fluff.
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Municipios can spend millions of dollars for things like events and public relations.
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Democrats called the press conference a public relations move designed to protect Trump.
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With a Yankees-orchestrated whimper instead of an all-out public relations war?
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Ruben Pasha is the name of a public relations employee at the complex.
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After multiple alterations, the law settled on tracking foreign lobbying and public relations.
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I was also fielding calls from public relations through the evening on Saturday.
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That should give the public relations people a week to promote the show.
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Both Podesta Group and Glover Park Group have in-house public relations components.
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He previously ran government relations at VeriSign and corporate public relations at Cisco.
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The ABC News public relations account said it has now resolved the issue.
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Social Media Manager Median Base Pay: $44,000Top Majors: Communications, English, Public Relations 9.
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He called Facebook's statement a public relations move in response to European governments.
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Time will tell whether the accessibility scheme is more than public relations fluff.
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In 2004, the firm was sold to advertising and public relations giant WPP.
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The subject has nothing to do with elaborate, exhorbitantly expensive public relations campaigns.
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That she is bad news is telegraphed by her working in public relations.
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The public-relations opportunity presented by the crisis wasn't lost on the generals.
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"The U.A.E. government is just a huge public relations entity," Ms. Stirling said.
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The revelations have plunged Facebook into its worst public relations crisis in years.
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United has been heavily criticized for its actions and subsequent public relations strategy.
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He may have felt pressure from President Roosevelt for a public relations victory.
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Now the prince is facing a public-relations setback in another arena: chess.
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Requests for interviews with Spea representatives went answered by Autostrade's public relations team.
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Or are they public relations campaigns that sound good without being particularly effective?
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Her mother, who is retired, was a public relations consultant in Los Angeles.
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Later, the team put him in charge of public relations for Latin America.
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Tim pursued jobs with advertising and public relations agencies in the Twin Cities.
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At the height of his fame, he switched from advertising to public relations.
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George E. Pataki, and then in the public relations office of Con Edison.
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The city's largest employer, Chevron, runs the other through a public relations firm.
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She received a master's degree in corporate communications and public relations from Georgetown.
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For the cruise industry in particular, the coronavirus is a public-relations nightmare.
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Let the office send out a statement vetted by the public-relations staff.
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Moynihan dismissed skepticism about the effort as being more public relations than substance.
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Clinton's "selfie tour" was swiftly denounced as a staged public relations stunt. Mrs.
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Chris breeds the insects, Mel handles all the public relations and customer support.
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Hicks didn't have any political experience, but her public-relations roots run deep.
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Many public relations pros at giant brands like Coke started out at agencies.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — Big Tech is in the middle of a public-relations crisis.
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A significant number could be in the public relations or human resources departments.
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To sway investors, the two retailers have embarked on a public relations campaign.
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AHLA's head of communications and public relations Rosanna Maietta defended the group's stance.
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The bride's mother owns a public relations firm bearing her name in Manhattan.
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Wednesday's RFS hearing kicked off another public relations fight over the ethanol mandate.
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After moving to public relations, Tapper took a side job as a cartoonist.
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As Mithril is being scrutinized, Royan has added to his public relations team.
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When I asked the public-relations representative for my tickets, she looked stricken.
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Prior her work with President Trump, Hicks handled public relations for Ivanka Trump.
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Allen, 36, is a public relations manager for Amazon Publishing in New York.
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A career in public relations followed, and she dabbled in local Democratic politics.
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A career in public relations followed, and she dabbled in local Democratic politics.
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"We never comment on identity issues," said Ms. Brooks, Banksy's public relations manager.
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Through Foremost Group's public relations firm, Angela Chao declined multiple requests for comment.
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Like many small, immigrant-run restaurants, Asian Bowl has no public relations team.
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Where do we draw the line between propaganda, public relations and smart communication?
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Before I knew it, I was seriously considering public relations, advertising, medical writing.
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But it remains unclear if such efforts actually have an impact beyond public relations.
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But Freuds, a London public relations firm, takes it to a whole new level.
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"He was the public relations manager for a [combat] team of seven," says Deere.
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Both companies and industry groups have launched public relations campaigns to repair the damage.
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The experiment cost the company about $1 billion and was a public relations disaster.
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Public relations spend was set to go up, with 15 percent expecting higher growth.
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Then I was head of one of the larger public relations firms, Burson-Marsteller.
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An opaque and secretive public relations machine is helping to prepare for the succession.
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A public relations official for Sao Paulo-based OAS did not have immediate comment.
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Not only did the Republican committee members fail to recognize Strzok's public relations trap.
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The survey underscores public relations challenges facing the media as well as Mr. Trump.
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And anyone with any degree of public relations sense would have told him that.
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It's not just public relations, though — this has also been a major geopolitical success.
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Tesla filed a meritless lawsuit against us, supported by an aggressive public relations effort.
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That number goes up slightly if you include public relations and human resources roles.
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However, Ford's public relations team had other plans, opting for a literal "photo finish".
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That spawned a career in public relations, where she met her now-ex-husband.
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What she does: Some venture firms give their portfolio companies advice on public relations.
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She previously did public relations for the Trump Organization, later joining the Trump campaign.
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Via Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik, Tino Schulz - Public Relations Department, Max-Planck-Institut.
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They also warn that real change will require more than just good public relations.
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"On Facebook's part, this seems tone deaf," said Endre, who works in public relations.
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Gary Grossman is a futurist and public relations and communications marketing executive with Edelman.
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There's no doubt that he has the toughest public relations job in the world.
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These actions may end up being more about public relations than an actual payout.
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The homeless are merely there for PR (public relations) and as a cover story.
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After two years of abysmal public relations, the research is another blow to Facebook.
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"Everyone knows this is not about privacy, this is about public relations," LoMonte said.
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These incidents follow a long line of public-relations disasters for the airlines concerned.
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Some wrote them off as nothing more than a self-serving public relations move.
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The role is seen as a means to ameliorate its recent public relations disasters.
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It was more of a public relations request, they believed, according to the official.
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Multiple calls to the public relations departments of CDB and China Exim went unanswered.
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"It was a public relations disaster," one person close to Kushner's team told CNN.
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Kirt Webster: One woman has accused the Webster Public Relations CEO of sexual assault.
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A public relations executive working for Odebrecht in São Paulo had no immediate comment.
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He has worked as a legislative aide, journalist, and as a public relations practitioner.
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Maloni, as a public relations representative, doesn't have the same attorney-client privilege protections.
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But doing so would put the league in an incredibly awkward public relations position.
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Google and Twitter's platforms have seen similar misuse, which have become public relations nightmares.
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They could have been easily avoided with a sound and genuine public relations plan.
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Twenty years since the founding of her namesake firm, Lizzie Grubman Public Relations & Management.
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Outfits such as Mr2112 claim to offer vendors public-relations services—and fake reviews.
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Meanwhile, the rolling public relations disaster from the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy continues.
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Clinton used Jordan, whose company offered Lewinsky a well paid job in public relations.
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He is a public relations consultant and commentator on African music and pop culture.
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The groom's father owns a public relations firm in Miami that bears his name.
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It was Paul Manafort, calling to try to head off another public-relations controversy.
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Khosrowshahi has prioritized ride safety, worker rights and better public relations since taking over.
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But the ban was derided by critics on Wednesday as a public relations stunt.
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Mr. Block has arranged for his public relations firm to handle media for MedSec.
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Barrett Y. Bogue is vice president for public relations and chapter engagement at SVA.
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Some Republicans also see the bill as little more than a public relations exercise.
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One OMB official warned of a "public relations nightmare" when the report is released.
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In its filing, the company said its public relations company's responsibilities had grown commensurately.
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The sports ministry has retained an American public relations firm to assist its campaign.
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The same public-relations genius who put Michael Dukakis in a tank in 1988?
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"In my view, they treated these issues like a public relations challenge," he said.
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The marshals went first, followed by investment bankers, accountants, public-relations people, and secretaries.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, would be far more than a public-relations trifle.
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"We're all playing detective," Jill Ralston, the library's public relations and marketing coordinator, said.
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But for further inquiries, you have to turn to the mayor's public relations office.
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But what about the public relations aspect of employing a guy with his history?
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The provocative ads were designed by a German public relations executive named Thor Kunkel.
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I headed inside for the tour, which was arranged by Amazon's public-relations department.
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Munoz's letter comes after the airline faced several public relations black eyes this year.
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He was the Public Relations Director for former Republican Texas State Senator Teel Bivins.
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Last year, the group hired the Podesta Group for both lobbying and public relations.
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Attempts to reach the agency and public relations firm were not successful late Friday.
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This has not seemed to result in a public relations crisis for the Wing.
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I emailed and called Amazon public-relations representatives to ask about the problematic products.
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I immediately emailed Sony's public relations team to ask: Is Spider-Man a murderer?
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Responding with restraint has been something of a reorientation for the public relations industry.
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If you run into trouble with the claims department, contact the public relations department.
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Dale, who works in real estate public relations, was interested in a bigger gym.
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I interface with multiple disciplines, whether it be packaging, engineering, marketing or public relations.
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Public relations people urge reporters to refrain from using the words marijuana or pot.
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Five law firms were involved, as were consultants from four outside public relations companies.
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More broadly, the public relations machine defending the judge has big money behind it.
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There's still a sizable public-relations gap to overcome — nobody really likes sports bettors.
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Forcing Trump to go to court would be a public relations victory for Daniels.
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Ken Sunshine, who founded the public-relations firm Sunshine Sachs, said he was skeptical.
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Of course, Neeson is not alone in his astonishing lack of public relations judgment.
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"His policy may be terrible public relations for the United States," Mr. McLaughlin wrote.
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He was the public relations director for former Republican Texas State Senator Teel Bivins.
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The result is outsize influence for well-funded interest groups and public relations consultants.
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Powerful public relations executives deny knowing him (if they even return an inquiring call).
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The event became a public-relations nightmare for United, generating weeks of bad news.
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"The process itself was an incredible public relations opportunity for them," Ms. Akbar said.
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It was bad public relations for America, and in the end, bad for business.
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It is now one of the leading public relations advisers in the United States.
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Before it came along, fashion public relations was mostly built on hype and drama.
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She got her start in the business at Ketchum, the global public relations firm.
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"If you stayed, you invested," said Ms. Kirkby, who owns a public relations firm.
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Do you have a large number of public relations professionals who work for you?
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The pirates, no fools about public relations, even had spokesmen who elucidated their motives.
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Age: 52 Occupation: runs a public relations studio in Milan Those pants are great.
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A public relations manager, Martyn Hett, from Stockport in Greater Manchester, was also killed.
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The company also has public relations and lobbying firm Glover Park Group on retainer.
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His father owns a public relations consultancy in New York that bears his name.
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Public relations work doesn't count as lobbying for the purposes of lobbying disclosure rules.
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Sales have fallen as the company scrambles to clean up the public relations mess.
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He also claimed to have coined the term "trust strategists" for public relations professionals.
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"I'm a fucking idiot," Musk wrote to a public relations advisor in September 2018.
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Armand Cucciniello III is a public relations and communication executive, writer, and political commentator.
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How has Uber's public relations approach changed from its early startup days to today?
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After Cotton left, Dowling was Cook's pick to handle his public relations and more.
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The monks were willing to cooperate, the temple's head of public relations told Reuters.
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"Britain exiting Europe is absurd," said Artan, an Albanian public relations specialist and anglophile.
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"Only the newbies take them every day," said Laura Peterson, a public relations manager.
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What public relations problems did they think she might be able to help solve?
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Other American companies like Chevron and ConocoPhillips don't even bother with the public relations.
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Sung-Hee Kim was appointed head of press and public relations, US, at Bonhams.
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The firm has launched a massive public relations offensive over the past two months.
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For both Peña Nieto and Trump, the border wall is a public relations problem.
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"Obviously, the Saints should not be in the business of assisting the Archdiocese, and the Saints' public relations team is not in the business of managing the public relations of criminals engaged in pedophilia," the plaintiff's attorneys argued in a court filing.
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Each is accompanied by a public-relations blitz and billboard adverts inevitably featuring Mr Modi.
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Whatever the legal outcome, Edelman said from a public relations perspective, Nike has little upside.
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Ricardo Reyes will now run public relations for Dyson, according to a report from Bloomberg.
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In early March, at least, it seemed Facebook had the public relations crisis under control.
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But at home, hardliners are in the ascendancy—for them, it's a public-relations coup.
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Gia Kuan, founder of public relations firm Gia Kuan Consulting What's your Asian-American story?
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Jared Kushner's legal team is in the market for a crisis management public relations firm.
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That anonymity is one of the key differentiators of "Black PR" and traditional public relations.
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Following the public relations guidebook, they formalized an official statement, hitting all the familiar notes.
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Because there is a difference between the public relations battle and the actual policy battle.
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For years, Apple's public relations machine deftly controlled the media by playing hard to get.
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Facebook's public relations department has not responded to Reuters requests for comment on the case.
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The move suggests that Facebook's public relations crisis in the U.S. is spilling over globally.
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There are competitive reasons to do this, of course, and public-relations ones as well.
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Hicks, 29, previously did public relations for the Trump Organization, later joining the Trump campaign.
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The group's public relations head denied such investment plans in April in a Weibo post.
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The public relations nightmare even led one Wall Street analyst to downgrade the company's stock.
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Bell Pottinger, a British public relations company, was destroyed by its work for the Guptas.
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She turns to sex work after he refuses the public-relations job he is assigned.
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As the political public relations adage goes: The cover-up is worse than the crime.
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Needless to say, Sweetery NYC was in need of a little public relations emergency relief.
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Maryam, a public relations manager in a food import company, lost her job last month.
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The State Council Information Office, the public relations arm of the government, declined to comment.
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That said, I'm inclined to look at this sort of public-relations hedge less generously.
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One Twitter user even managed to pull Pepsi's latest public relations nightmare into the conversation.
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But sitting down with Putin -- even shaking his hand -- could be a public relations minefield.
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The administration is working on a massive advertising and public-relations campaign to reach Americans.
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Trump's tweets aside, companies frequently fight fires on social media over various public relations incidents.
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"Safety first, but, I mean, it's a mess," said Theresa Spinner, a public relations specialist.
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His nomination to head the agency has set off a public relations and lobbying battle.
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For a prominent brand with a long history, public relations crises are all but inevitable.
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Facebook's data-sharing snafus, privacy issues and public relations disasters were the story of 303.
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"I think the government understood the major public relations disaster that would [create]," said Hakura.
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It also provides them with in-house public relations and human resource and recruiting muscle.
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He works for Moncler and used to be the director of public relations for Armani.
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The arrest and indictment of Stone are evidence of a very public relations-conscious prosecutor.
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The economy has become a focus for a public relations battle between authorities and protesters.
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SoftBank confirmed that Apple invested, said Benjamin Spicehandler, an outside public relations representative for SoftBank.
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A public relations firm working for Saudi Arabia spent nearly $270,000 on food and rooms.
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" Prominent Los Angeles-based public relations executive Danny Deraney rejects that notion: "I'm a publicist.
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One public-relations executive says her firm is discussing layoffs after losing a Qatari contract.
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He is chairman of Waxman Strategies, a public interest-focused policy and public relations firm.
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" He described Cohen as a "public-relations person" who "represented me on very small things.
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They are what Americans call exhibition games, a mixture of rehearsal and public relations exercises.
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Pelosi and Schumer, meanwhile, feel confident they are winning the public relations battle with Trump.
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The Haggler contacted Avis Budget's public relations office and heard from Alice Pereira, a spokeswoman.
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Unsworth, who was helping with the rescue, criticized Musk's suggestion as a public relations stunt.
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In addition to legal services, the firm also has public relations and coalition-building capabilities.
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"The Saudis have had public relations problems in Washington for many, many years," he said.
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"To some extent, inappropriate official public relations continue to this day," the task force said.
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She is the managing director of Jennifer Bett Communications, a public relations firm in Manhattan.
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Or simply a public relations decision to burnish a brand tarnished by years of protests?
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And Sanders spurred debates that carried on after he left, the public relations major said.
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Commentary by Eric Yaverbaum, CEO of Ericho Communications and a media, and public relations expert.
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Was this whole idea driven more by marketing and public relations than by true feminism?
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Nyanga said the latest protests were another public relations disaster and setback for struggling Lonmin.
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The transition team directed ProPublica to public relations firm Hiltzik Strategies, which declined to comment.
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The thing is: Darius, like Adam before him, has some public relations ground to regain.
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Other lobbying and public relations firms involved include FTI Consulting, Hunton Williams and Hill+Knowlton.
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FARA also requires disclosure of more than just lobbying, including advisory services and public relations.
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She is the creative director at Chalkboard Communications, a public relations agency in Oakland, Calif.
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In many ways the mining industry is losing the public relations battle against environmental activists.
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The call was a role-playing exercise for Schnatter to prevent future public relations fumbles.
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The call was part of media training for Schnatter to prevent future public relations fumbles.
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A spokeswoman from Davis' public relations group, Trident DMG, confirmed the hire to CNBC Thursday.
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Occupation: Public relations assistant at Guess Age: 23 Are you wearing a lot of Guess?
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The majority of that — roughly $544,000 — went to Mr. Haggerty's public relations firm, PRCG Haggerty.
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Facebook has been through one public relations disaster after another over the past 18 months.
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Mr. Futerfas's letter is likely to carry the most weight as a public relations gambit.
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There were questions, however, about whether a public relations firm with Kremlin connections was involved.
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It seems clear that what the Democratic leaders are actually worried about is public relations.
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A member of the Fox News public relations team escorted me up to Hemmer's studio.
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All of this is pumped out to the wider world by cannabis public relations companies.
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After his ambassadorship, Mr. Gavin joined the Atlantic Richfield Company as a public relations executive.
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As a public relations professional and former CNN producer, I have seen Halperin's playbook before.
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A member of Dunleavy's administration used to work on the Pebble project in public relations.
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He is a press agent at Polk & Company, a public relations firm in New York.
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Deals • DealBook exclusive: The public relations firm Kekst is merging with a European counterpart, CNC.
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She also worked in the agency's Office of Public Information as the public relations manager.
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Little Omran Daqneesh seems to be part of a public-relations campaign by the government.
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The groom's mother retired as a public relations coordinator for the Bell & Ross watch company.
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In late 2018, according to his page, he started a government and public relations firm.
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He spent far more time focused on the public relations fight than the legislative one.
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Ganapathy is managing director of Asia Public Relations Consultants Sdn Bhd, headquartered in Kuala Lumpur.
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Ms. Walden, who started her career in public relations, has been with Fox for decades.
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Trump seemed to have granted his right-wing ally Netanyahu the greater public relations boost.
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It's hard for me to see this little gathering as more than glorified public relations.
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"I would caution you about the tentacles of your public relations juggernaut," Burke told Rotunno.
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Public relations work would have prompted a requirement that Mr. Craig register as foreign agent.
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Ms. Abramson spent the first few decades of her career in advertising and public relations.
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The government says treating Syrians in Israeli hospitals helps its security and public relations goals.
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Several employees fear that Luber's aggressive public relations campaign could result in him coming back.
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And that translates into many authors giving up and going into public relations, or worse.
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The Podesta Group is billing Saudi Arabia $2628,28500 a month for its public relations services.
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He worked in public relations in Chicago for a time before moving to New York.
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Julia Rossen, of the public relations concern 19533West, announced his death in a news release.
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While engaging in these nefarious activities, the CFPB decided it needed a public relations firm.
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It was a transparent public-relations ploy that did little to quell a growing firestorm.
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Two of Papa John's public relations agencies cut ties with the brand earlier this year.
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In mid-November, a public-relations manager at Away emailed Business Insider to introduce Grau.
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Politico reported that Rachel Whetstone, the ride-hail company's public relations chief, also attended parties.
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The strike action at BA will also add to the airline's recent public relations woes.
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The tensions, according to The New Yorker, were manifested in a bitter public relations fight.
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So far, tests by restaurants using robots have been mostly viewed as public-relations stunts.
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Mr. Kekst had been a longtime public relations adviser to the deal's maestro, Mr. Weill.
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Mr. Burk, 36, is a Republican communication strategist in Alexandria, Va., at CRC Public relations.
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Mr. Burk, living about five miles away in Alexandria, was already at CRC Public Relations.
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The call was intended as media training for Schnatter to prevent future public relations fumbles.
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He traveled to France in 1969 and worked in public relations for an auto dealer.
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As Huawei fights the extradition case, it has been undertaking a major public relations campaign.
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He may have felt pressure from President Franklin D. Roosevelt for a public relations victory.
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"Obviously, the Saints should not be in the business of assisting the Archdiocese, and the Saints' public relations team is not in the business of managing the public relations of criminals engaged in pedophilia," the attorneys for the plaintiffs wrote in the court filing.
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The British-born Goldstone is a former tabloid journalist who now runs the New York-based Oui 28503 Public Relations, a firm that bills itself as a "boutique entertainment company" offering management, public relations, event planning and other services to clients in various industries.
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In the premiere, for instance, the expert is Howard Bragman, a well-known public relations man.
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"It's less of a legal strategy and more of a practical public relations strategy," says Feinberg.
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I mean, your profession prior to becoming a wise man of digital media was public relations.
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The call was specifically designed as a role-playing exercise to prevent future public-relations disasters.
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We invested a little less in straight public relations because we think that's where it's going.
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Prior to showing up, they enlisted a friend in public relations to create a mock panel.
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This is why Trump's business policies can only be understood through the lens of public relations.
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It is one of the oldest tricks in the public relations playbook to provoke the beast.
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Ms. Mitro was until last fall the executive vice president of public relations for Victoria's Secret.
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Now I know that there was nothing forced or phony or public relations-related about it.
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The public relations push continued as King Salman named his son, Mohammed bin Salman, his successor.
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That's why there is also a definite external and public relations element to the Frei hiring.
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The hotel's public relations director, Tracey Drake, confirmed to BuzzFeed News the ban had been lifted.
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Google even had a group of public relations people who were devoted to promoting her career.
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"Homeownership is how Americans build wealth," says Keosha Burns, Vice President of Public Relations at Chase.
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Van der Zwaan, according to prosecutors, helped Gates with public relations related to the Tymoshenko report.
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He is planning to release another album next year, while Cataldi Public Relations pays the bills.
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"This is a criminal proceeding and not a public relations campaign," Jackson said at the time.
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Normally, when someone says, "free," they mean things like content marketing, public relations or social media.
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Yet with boldness and charm he turned a possible military coup into a public-relations one.
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But then again, as a public relations officer, what did you think of that Hitler comparison?
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Public/Media: Kendall Jenner's Pepsi ad is the worst most tone-deaf public relations effort ever.
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Now, Jill Bahring has provided a statement to Gizmodo through a public relations firm representing Appelbaum.
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It is one of four World Cup murals co-sponsored by the city's public relations committee.
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Pham claimed the hospital used her as a "public relations pawn" to improve its plummeting image.
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This, the Times notes, has been "a public relations strategy as much as a legal strategy."
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I should mention that I was invited to attend the event by a public relations agent.
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Anyone who works in public relations, or has "strategic" in their title, automatically joins the club.
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Stories like this only make a bad situation worse — not to mention the public relations disaster.
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The public relations crisis resulted in negative same-store sales growth for every quarter of 2018.
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Every company follows incentives—to manage public relations, meet consumer demand, and stand out from competitors.
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CNN reported earlier this month that technology CEOs have posted public relations teams at 3 a.m.
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Democratic leaders have already planned an aggressive public relations effort to highlight the benefits of Obamacare.
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The money went to public relations firms that promised to clean up the university's search results.
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But since this was a public relations disaster occurring in the midst of another massive p.r.
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If you think the new sanctions are a token effort for public relations purposes you're wrong.
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Regardless of rationale, the NCAA has dealt the state a major financial and public relations blow.
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Rather, they believed it was more of a public relations request, according to the former official.
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Stephanie Cohen* has been at her financial public relations job in New York for six months.
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Republicans are facing a new public relations war in their effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Like any startup founder well-trained in public relations, Andy Puddicombe is reluctant to talk politics.
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And it was quite different from any public relations/marketing position she'd held in the past.
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Nass is a public relations executive based in NYC, specializing in crisis communications and reputation management.
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Or maybe it's just being extra careful after a particularly rough year for Samsung public relations.
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Finding a good public relations firm is one of the toughest things for a small business.
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When it came to wireless customers, the union believed it had won a public relations victory.
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A public relations executive working for São Paulo-based Hypermarcas did not have an immediate comment.
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The woman, Lynn Aronberg, runs an international public relations firm that publicized the separation this week.
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A public relations employee at the bank declined the request, leading to a contentious phone conversation.
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"Starvation in the land of plenty," said Tony Usidamen, a public relations consultant waiting for fuel.
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Why it matters: The attacks resemble more of a public relations strategy than a legal one.
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The White House in recent days has increased a public relations campaign to support Haspel's nomination.
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The friend, according to the Post, does public relations work for a Russian company Butina founded.
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It also comes at a time when chief rival Uber is beset with public relations issues.
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If we need to defend ourselves, that's best left to our lawyers and public relations departments.
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Public relations agencies and lobbying firms use many tactics to influence public opinion and public officials.
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They are a public relations move to superficially demonstrate that they're trying to help smaller companies.
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They hired a public relations firm with deep roots in Bronx politics to handle media inquiries.
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A public relations firm distributed copies of the complaint to reporters across a variety of disciplines.
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Former White House communications director Hope Hicks is currently a senior public relations executive at Fox.
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Whether they experience a public relations problem or a major crisis depends on how they respond.
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The BVA's rosy accuracy rate of 91-95 percent figures prominently in its public relations efforts.
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In 2011, Manafort created DMP International (DMI) and began consulting, lobbying and public relations for Ukraine.
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Manafort identified himself to the man, Alan Friedman, a public relations consultant he once worked with.
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Derris is the public-relations agency that represents buzzy brands like Glossier, Everlane, and Warby Parker.
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Republicans were embarrassed by the testimonies and understood that it was yet another public relations disaster.
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The group's letter addresses issues that have created public relations headaches for Apple in recent weeks.
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Now, Mr. Wiedefeld and Mr. Evans appear to be pursuing a two-pronged public relations strategy.
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Its other costs include $24.3 million for accounting advice and $6.3 million to public relations consultants.
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I emailed his production company and tried to track down his assistant or public relations people.
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There is no indication, however, Trump plans to abandon his aggressive public-relations war against Mueller.
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He said he did much of their advertising, and, with his company, spearheaded public-relations outreach.
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But should social media be allowed to exist as a public relations outlet for America's police?
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Through a spokeswoman at public relations firm Goldin Solutions, Baker has denied allegations of sexual harassment.
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But the first two will be strong arguments in the public relations battle over tax reform.
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Uber's public relations crises and management shakeups are affecting how the public looks at the service.
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"I was surprised myself," said Supanat Danansilakura, chief of public relations for the Royal Thai Navy.
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And if there are complications, the public relations problems could mount, spurring an anti-vaccination sentiment.
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The president has managed the outbreak as both a health crisis and a public relations problem.
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The bride, 30, is a senior account supervisor at Edelman, the public relations firm in Manhattan.
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Elections were sometimes held, but they were rigged public relations efforts for the benefit of Washington.
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"Some players were afraid when Jagr come here," said Vit Herral, the team's public relations manager.
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Josh Lahey, a public relations professional and former Podesta principal, launched Lot Sixteen in November 2017.
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It has 14 lobbying and public relations clients and has made $740,21625 on lobbying in 2900.
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The wedding became a public relations disaster and international condemnation of the police violence inevitably followed.
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Finally, there is public relations to handle invitations and press requests, which means an additional $5,000.
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In postwar New York, he partnered with another O.S.S. veteran, Serge Obolensky, a public relations man.
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Many embassies in Washington use the costly services of public relations firms to do their bidding.
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The bride, 30, is a director at Version 2.0 Communications, a public relations firm in Boston.
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Such efforts usually involve a huge public-relations push, with news releases and fund-raising events.
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Mr. Plepler joined HBO as a public relations official in 1992 and rose through the ranks.
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After Vietnam, the Pentagon learned more about winning the public relations fight than the battlefield fight.
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The charges against Mr. Craig, on the other hand, stem from public relations, rather than lobbying.
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Mr. Moore has retained a Virginia public relations firm that supported Mr. Kavanaugh during his hearings.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the surname of the Newseum's director of public relations.
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Revealing them could create public relations nightmares, which could affect everything from sponsorships to medal counts.
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Again, do these readers comprehend that we are in the business of news, not public relations?
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Some fund-raisers maintained that the pledge amounted to little more than a public-relations ploy.
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"A lot of what passes for sustainability is actually nothing more than public relations," he said.
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But as any public-relations agent knows, if you're denying, you're already on the back foot.
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Physician specialty groups have created "societies" to provide education, establish clinical guidelines and handle public relations.
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Gibelli also shared that she studied advertising and public relations at the University of Central Florida.
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It was an honor for Hart, but it would soon devolve into a public relations nightmare.
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The naming of viral illnesses is a complicated matter that involves both science and public relations.
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This type of public relations disaster is the last thing the Latino community needs right now.
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In early February, Geely began courting Germany's automotive establishment in a carefully timed public relations campaign.
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Thomas Graham is founder, president and CEO of Crosswind Media & Public Relations based in Austin, Texas.
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David Siwicki, another former member, now does public relations for the of-the-moment brand Vetements.
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His self-aggrandizing efforts at relevance in the 2016 presidential election were a public relations disaster.
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MEDIA, COMMUNICATIONS, PUBLIC RELATIONS (28,140) Social media, journalism, Adobe Photoshop, marketing, technical writing and editing 6.
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"I will caution you about the tentacles of your public relations juggernaut," Burke told the lawyers.
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Prosecutors allege that Manafort orchestrated the public relations campaign for Ukraine's then-in-power political party.
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A lowly curbside newspaper box now occupies prime real estate inside a Manhattan public relations firm.
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But so do the legions of public relations firms that help sell mergers to the public.
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But the major focus was on increasing exercise, long a tenet of Coke's public relations efforts.
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"It was a difficult decision," said Frank Lee, director of public relations at LG MobileComm USA.
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He also retained a crisis public relations firm to manage a wave of negative media coverage.
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Public relations giant Edelman hasn't asked job applicants for cover letters in more than five years.
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But these public relations disasters are likely to cost them far more in the long term.
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Mr. Yosim, 29, is an account executive at Stanton Communications, a public relations agency in Baltimore.
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The firm arranged to work with Sphere Consulting, a public-relations and lobbying business in Washington.
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The industry has snapped to attention, and given Mr. Trump a number of public relations victories.
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Potential acquirers, meantime, may be weary of walking into a still on-going public relations mess.
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"This is a criminal trial and not a public relations campaign," Jackson said during a hearing.
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Melodie Hilton, director of marketing and public relations at the Napa River Inn in Napa, Calif.
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The White House and its outside allies have launched a public relations effort to rebut Comey.
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But this is not merely a public relations exercise designed to promote the sacrament of marriage.
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The firm also runs lobbying and public relations campaigns for blue-chip clients and foreign governments.
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But as new presidents, Obama and Trump share that debilitating belief in their own public relations.
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In fact, he claims to employ a public relations firm to get him out of interviews.
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There was also the vicious public relations effort from the GOP throughout the past few days.
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DAVID KNUTSON, SAN FRANCISCO The writer is manager of public relations, PLoS, a nonprofit scholarly publisher.
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"Brand Israel" refers to a public-relations campaign by the Israeli government to improve its image.
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Ms. Noe, an executive director for Ms. Robinson's public relations company, confided frequently in Dr. Bundy.
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He moved into public relations after graduation, following a stint reporting for the Baltimore News-American.
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But Mr. Parker can count one notable triumph in his approach to this public relations calamity.
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In the social-media era, damaging stories travel fast, and boards take public relations very seriously.
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Stern&aposs responsibilities included "marketing, television and public relations," The New York Times reported in 1983.
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As a public relations professional, Oli had some ideas about how Uber could improve its image.
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Still, that hasn't stopped Imada, an advertising and public relations executive, from staying with the group.
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Mercury is a subsidiary of Omnicom Group and does public relations work in addition to lobbying.
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This all might sound like a disaster for YouTube-parent Google, and, public-relations-wise, it is.
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Jenny Scrivens does public relations for the league when she is not keeping her goaltending skills sharp.
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From a public relations standpoint, Apple had been on the side of privacy advocates and civil libertarians.
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She is a vice president overseeing lifestyle and hospitality accounts at DKC Public Relations in New York.
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After college, Middleton worked in public relations promoting luxury goods, and then as an events manager. 6.
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"Paris has got the best public relations firm in the business working for them," she would observe.
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Most take her class so they can get jobs in public relations or to improve their writing.
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Here's a few lines of an email sent by the public relations firm to a Mashable reporter.
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The presence of veterans among protesters potentially sets up a public relations challenge for the Trump team.
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People tend not to see public relations and communications as a creative field, but I don't agree.
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Any changes now, while the spotlight is on net neutrality, could lead to a public relations backlash.
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Ms. McKowen is a former executive in public relations and advertising who has produced podcasts about recovery.
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Craig was allegedly told that if he engaged in public relations work, he would need to register.
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The public-relations fiasco has helped stoke the fiercest backlash against the industry since privatisation in 1989.
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Her most recent public relations dustup, involving the record executive Scooter Braun and licensing rights, goes unaddressed.
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But over the past year, he has scaled back his public relations work to focus on music.
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He is currently the chief advisor on Europe at Portland, a political-consulting and public-relations firm.
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She is now considering going back to a career in public relations because it would offer benefits.
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If you thought 2018 was tough for you, imagine being a staffer in Facebook's public relations department.
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But the company also clearly wants to avoid the public-relations disaster that's hit the Weinstein Company.
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In terms of public relations, the West's intelligence services have endured a difficult decade and a half.
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Valentine Navarro, 26, a salesman in San Juan, shrugged off Trump's trip as a public relations exercise.
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It's inadvisable — both computationally and in terms of public relations — to have different models for different groups.
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So from a public-relations standpoint, the SEC comments and the kerfuffle afterwards were probably a mistake.
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Rebekah Iliff is the chief strategy officer for AirPR, a technology platform to increase public-relations performance.
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PUBLIC-RELATIONS professionals know that the best time to release bad news is late on Friday afternoons.
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Median annual pay: $111,280Projected job growth through 22026: 224 percent Public relations managers are all about appearances.
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Of those, only a public relations manager for Glock promised to call back, though she did not.
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Rasky Partners, a public relations firm that emailed his statement, could not be immediately reached by phone.
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The Pakistani Army's public relations department released a music video with students waving flags and raising fists.
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Even Josh Pedro, who is in charge of managing Zappos's public relations, did not sugarcoat the situation.
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Their appearances are all part of a public relations blitz Cosby has been on in recent weeks.
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While working at a public relations agency full-time, Doggette, now 32, launched her blog, Beautiful Epiphany.
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Instead, she launched her own public relations firm, The Couture Agency, and made that her primary focus.
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But it's worth unpacking the various developments and assessing the likely real impacts beyond public relations spin.
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Refusing to allow women to drive has been a public relations disaster for the Saudis for years.
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The company's aggressive promotion of such a self-serving first product was considered a public relations disaster.
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"Brookstone has always been a place of discovering new things," says Brookstone public relations director Paul Donovan.
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Unlike most big corporations, its website lists no contact for a press spokesperson or public relations representative.
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If you hate stress, you may want to avoid a career in event coordination or public relations.
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Over the eight years that I lived in NYC, I worked in publishing, radio and public relations.
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The oil giant faced criticism at the time that it was merely a public relations, greenwashing stunt.
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Emails obtained by Motherboard show that all parties closely coordinated the public relations aspect of the operation.
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Josh Nass is a public relations executive based in NYC, specializing in crisis communications and reputation management.
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Trump and his White House seem to be careening from one political/public-relations disaster to another.
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Pity the poor public-relations specialist hired to influence what is said about his clients on Wikipedia.
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Nasdaq and NYSE compete over their technology, fees, reputation and support services for investor and public relations.
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Christoph Mueller, Malaysia Airline's recently appointed boss, should be particularly sensitive to any potential public-relations glitches.
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It also tapped a former AMC and Viacom public relations executive to lead communications around content initiatives.
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She was formerly CEO of Direct Impact, an offshoot of the global public relations firm Burson-Marsteller.
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Covered costs include psychiatric care, temporary relocation services, education expenses, public relations services and cyber security consulting.
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But Google's announcement exemplified a larger public relations and scientific challenge the department is still wrestling with.
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Ms Savchenko's return will provide Ukraine's embattled president, Petro Poroshenko, with a much-needed public-relations victory.
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Still, Monsanto faces a slew of regulatory, legal and public relations challenges from the crop-damage crisis.
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The revelation lends credence to claims that big poverty-reduction schemes are often mainly public-relations exercises.
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"It's time for diversity at Apple to move beyond its current role as a public relations tool."
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This year marked the first time Uber's business has been materially impacted by its public relations issues.
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The incident, which was recorded and posted on social media, created a public relations disaster for United.
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"Republicans have won the battle, but they aren't winning the public relations battle here," Moore told Hill.
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The 'professional staff'—the lawyers, researchers, educators, public-relations officers, and fund-raisers—were almost exclusively white.
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He is a tech policy fellow at Young Voices, a public relations shop for classically liberal writers.
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And he declined an interview request through a representative at the Outside Organisation, a public relations company.
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At one point, he's even pulled out of the interview to huddle with a public relations consultant.
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The backlash from advocates for immigrants and the environment have launched significant legal and public relations challenges.
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Mr. Hall, 32, is the public relations manager for Justin Vineyards and Winery in Paso Robles, Calif.
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While this might be a public relations nightmare for these companies, it's a major win for users.
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The Saudi government has deployed powerful lobbyists and public relations professionals to try to kill the measure.
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" Some outside analysts were skeptical that the lawsuit would be successful, calling it a "public relations move.
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PR BATTLEGROUND The economy has become a focus for a public relations battle between authorities and protesters.
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They now have help from a public relations specialist, Stephanie Cutter, a former aide to President Obama.
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This is just too valuable a crime-fighting tool to sacrifice in the name of public relations.
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PR disaster Belatedly, the White House has realized it has a public relations nightmare on its hands.
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And handing the president public-relations victories that he can campaign on—He finally pivoted to infrastructure!
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SoftBank has taken a financial and public-relations hit recently from its investments in WeWork and Uber.
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The White House is making a public relations push to try and break Senate Republicans' court blockade.
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After Asci joined WeWork, Skyler transitioned to running CEO Adam Neumann's office, including his public-relations efforts.
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Prosecutors were studying the video, said Ashari Kurniawan, a public relations official in the Bali prosecutor's office.
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And the stories that stuck in people's minds were the ones his public relations teams couldn't suppress.
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The team's public-relations staff prepares notes for Girardi on each day's charity, and he reviews them.
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According to ESPN, Kaepernick's team grew skeptical of the opportunity as some sort of public-relations stunt.
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She was on a tour organized by the government as part of its recent public relations offensive.
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He also seemed to be unaware of the public-relations aspect of his fight over Viacom. 2.
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Andrew suffered another reputational blow on Monday, seemingly prompted by the public-relations disaster of the interview.
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Perhaps more than any other physical regimen, yoga has gotten tremendous public-relations benefit from social media.
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Together with Sard Verbinnen & Company, the big public relations firm, Mr. Cernich has opened Strategic Governance Advisors.
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"Everything in this town is predicated on relationships," said one woman who works in public relations (PR).
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We called a public relations person at ICE to ask him how various raids might go down.
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Her mother handles media and public relations matters at the Domestic Violence Crisis Center in Stamford, Conn.
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"I am sure you would agree that postponing this public relations event is totally appropriate," he said.
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Most of their engagements are now handled by a professional booking agent and a public relations firm.
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I don't think Manson had a terrible effect on the Beach Boys in terms of public relations.
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It was a public relations nightmare for the retailer, and a sign of potential things to come.
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Still, the public relations fall out that followed Schnatter's resignation is likely to complicate any potential deal.
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"This is a criminal trial and not a public relations campaign," Jackson said in court last week.
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At VICE, interns have the opportunity to learn about journalism, editing, design, public relations, production, and more.
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Suddenly, this looks less like a couple disgruntled players and more like a coordinated public-relations campaign.
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And while its ratings are not legally binding, some automakers view them as a public relations mandate.
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If Trump accepts Putin's invitation, it would be a massive public relations victory for the Russian leader.
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" Kim Tae-hwan, CARE's public relations manager, told CNN the staff does "not agree with that explanation.
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"I'd have to say, at this point, she'll never recover," said public relations specialist John L. Goodman.
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Meanwhile, Spotify is still spending aggressively on other areas like staffing, public relations and consultants, Dawson noted.
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Do they apprehend thousands of migrants, creating a humanitarian crisis — not to mention a public relations one?
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The groom's father is an adjunct professor of public relations at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
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