PRCA / CBI Report Implies U.K. PRs are Already Paid More Than Enough

PRCA “floods the Internet” with U.K. PR econ-impact report footed by mostly U.S.-based Goliaths, with dubious “wins” and plenty of “misses.”

PRCA “floods the Internet” with U.K. PR econ-impact report footed by mostly U.S.-based Goliaths, with dubious “wins” and plenty of “misses.”

Beware of well-heeled colleagues seeking to use you for their own white-washing (or ethics-washing) agenda.

With mounting evidence of U.S. / U.K. PR agency cartel activity, Grayling's roles in the PRCA / Francis Ingham "investigation" are alarming.

Former PRSA National Board member Rick Callender's legal troubles tell the tale of DEI leveraged for all the wrong reasons.

We may still be plugging along in the Year of the Wood Snake in the Chinese Zodiac, but as far at the PR industry goes, it seems we’re stuck in the Era of Flying Monkeys.

As "Protestors for Hire" are unethically staged to march in the streets of Washington, D.C., PRSA's "Ethics Board" stays reliably tight-lipped.

The University of Tennessee-Knoxville has a massive "Say / Do" disconnect (gaping hole) in its DEI "compliance" story.

When choosing a style of public critique about a family member's politics, be a Shriver, not a Kennedy.

The ACEJMC university accreditation body for journalism, advertising, and PR is so compromised that a U.S. Department of Justice investigation is overdue to fix it.

The Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) quietly whispers news that the ethics-embattled PR association faces new turnover in its CEO position.