- The Scoop: Disney says it’s ‘prepared to fight’ FCC license reviewby Courtney Blackann on April 29, 2026
Plus: Duolingo is moving its focus away from virality; King Charles III charms Trump. The FCC is moving to fast-track a review of broadcast licenses for […]
- 3 PR trends from the upcoming World Cupby Paul Hiebert on April 29, 2026
Even without an official sponsorship, companies can reach consumers by moving quickly. More than just a competition between athletes, the FIFA World Cup is one […]
- Optimizing content for GEO means fixing what audiences can’t seeby Courtney Blackann on April 29, 2026
3 things to know before you hit publish. GEO isn’t only about writing clearly and structuring content in a way that’s easily scannable. It’s also about […]
- The State of Internal Communications in 2026by Allison Carter on April 28, 2026
Internal communications has reached a turning point. The post The State of Internal Communications in 2026 appeared first on PR Daily.
- Social media updates and new features to know this weekby Courtney Blackann on April 28, 2026
Including Meta, TikTok, Instagram and more. Welcome to a new week of updates. Meta is facing a lawsuit from the Consumer Federation of America, which claims […]
- When CrowdStrike failed, this communicator eased the chaos at Providence Healthby Courtney Blackann on April 28, 2026
Translating complex messages into clarity. Melissa Tizon, chief communications officer at Providence Health & Services, received a phone call at 11 p.m. […]
- The Scoop: The cheap all-you-can-eat AI buffet may be coming to an endby Allison Carter on April 27, 2026
Plus: Misinformation swirls around White House Correspondents’ dinner shooting; Adidas makes hay of marathon record smash. In the early days of tech […]
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