Nordstrom's non-response to Trump: Love it or hate it?
Nordstrom found itself in President Donald Trump's crosshairs this week after it dropped a line by his daughter, Ivanka. Grade the retailer's response below or tweet at @prweekus with your thoughts.
View ArticleSpicer: An impossible job
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer has found himself one of the most recognized people on the planet after last weekend's Saturday Night Live - no matter how funny the sketch was, it can't be good...
View ArticleSnickers empathizes with Adele after Grammys flub
After its intentional Super Bowl live ad disaster, the candy bar brand felt for Adele after she needed a do over of her tribute to George Michael.
View ArticleTwitter reacts: Why did Disney work with PewDiePie in the first place?
Disney cut ties with PewDiePie this week after he posted videos containing anti-Semitic content. However, Twitter users questioned why the family friendly entertainment giant worked with the outrageous...
View Article1-800-Flowers finds out what happens when a brand gets on the wrong side of a...
WWE wrestler Chris Jericho added 1-800-Flowers to his "list" after what he thought was shoddy customer service.
View ArticleFacebook revamps Trending section amid fake news fight
Announced in January, the changes were rolled out on Thursday. Facebook is hoping they cut down on the amount of fake news shared via the section.
View ArticleEdelman slowdown highlights continued agency revolution
As the world's largest PR firm reports its lowest annual growth for seven years, everyone in the agency sector is retooling for an integrated and converged future in a bid to avoid becoming marginalized.
View Article5 facts about new White House communications director Mike Dubke
Meet the man who will be leading communications for the Trump White House.
View ArticleFanbytes' Timothy Armoo: Debunking 3 Snapchat myths
Here are three misconceptions brands have about Snapchat. Why they're wrong.
View ArticleTech sector leads corporate pushback against trans student reversal
Apple, Microsoft, and Salesforce were among the companies that expressed their displeasure with the White House's decision to roll back protections for transgender students on Wednesday night.
View ArticleYour call: Is a Oscars political statement worth the risk?
Is making a political statement at the Oscars a smart bet for brands? Vote below or tweet at @PRWeekUS with your opinion.
View ArticleMedia literacy is the social issue of our time
An increasingly put-upon media has started to retaliate against President Trump's fake news accusations, led by The New York Times with its 'hard truth' campaign - it is in the best interests of...
View ArticlePress reacts to White House barring news outlets from briefing
Several prominent news organizations were blocked from a press briefing with Sean Spicer on Friday afternoon.
View ArticleHow 10 brands reacted to #EnvelopeGate at the Oscars
What was an embarrassing flub for The Academy and PricewaterhouseCoopers was a moment of opportunity for several brands to joke about #EnvelopeGate on Twitter.
View ArticleTrump self-grades: C or C-plus for messaging
But the president gave himself much higher grades for effort and achievement.
View ArticleDana Perino: 'Whoever complains first is most often the leaker'
The former White House press secretary talked about plugging White House leaks on Monday night on Twitter.
View ArticleWatch: Josh Earnest on Sean Spicer
On the 'Late Show' on Tuesday night, host Stephen Colbert asked former White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest how he thinks his successor, Sean Spicer, is doing corralling the press corps.
View ArticleHow 11 brands are getting in on the 'zoom in on the nose' meme
"Zoom in" is the latest social media fad brands are trying to take advantage of.
View ArticleYour call: Who has the most responsibility in the fight against fake news?
Nearly everyone agrees that something has to be done about fake news, but what is that something? And who has to do it? Take our poll below or tweet at @PRWeekUS with your answer.
View ArticleSend the elevator back down
It's time to do something about the dearth of women in senior creative positions in advertising and marketing and the continued production of sexist ads and campaigns by some brands.
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