Bad PR call earns Eataly criticism after internal emails surface
The company faced backlash for recent controversial messaging, and took the advice of its crisis communications team to ignore a customer’s complaint—in emails the customer received.
The company faced backlash for recent controversial messaging, and took the advice of its crisis communications team to ignore a customer’s complaint—in emails the customer received.
Shake off that hangover, and let’s get cracking on your commitment to improve in 2018.
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Ragan and PR Daily’s 2017 Ace Awards celebrates the individual, in-house and agency superstars of communications.
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With the rebirth of the fast-food giant’s business approach, McDonald’s also found a voice that was lighthearted, welcoming, unpretentious and playful.
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Hint: Humans must be involved!
The network’s foray into internal messaging seems poised to make significant inroads, but the competition is stiff.
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No matter what sort of communicator you are, it’s essential to sense where PR ends and pandering begins.
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