Didier Morais. Shareif Ziyadat. One glance at the entertainment industry will quickly inform you how prominent names, from Megan Thee Stallion to Fat Joe to E-40, dominate its landscape.

While PR pros often think that they annoy journalists with their pitches, follow-up emails, voicemails, direct messages and coffee meetings, the reality is that journalism needs PR.

She shares her journey from traditional journalism to PR and marketing. Take a look at how sports can provide some valuable marketing insights and how marketing can benefit from sports too.

This is an excerpt from “The Future of Business Journalism: Why it Matters to Wall Street and Main Street” by Quinnipiac University School of Communications dean Chris Roush. When Toronto ...

It sounds terrible, I know. Nobody likes PR, and its longstanding effects on journalism have been unquestionably catastrophic. But today, as the populist right takes over the conversation about news ...

In my 30 years as an adult in the workforce, I’ve been on both sides – 15 years as a journalist and print, and the last 15 or so in public relations.

Charlotte PR leader LaToya Evans of The LEPR Agency, inducted into NC Media & Journalism Hall of Fame for her work in PR, journalism, and community impact.

Charlotte PR leader LaToya Evans of The LEPR Agency, inducted into NC Media & Journalism Hall of Fame for her work in PR, journalism, and community impact.

Charlotte PR leader LaToya Evans of The LEPR Agency, inducted into NC Media & Journalism Hall of Fame for her work in PR, journalism, and community impact.

Charlotte PR leader LaToya Evans of The LEPR Agency, inducted into NC Media & Journalism Hall of Fame for her work in PR, journalism, and community impact.