Did you ever violate the UCMJ while conducting an AAR about OpSec? The military is famous for its bewildering acronyms. Indecipherable to outsiders, they create enormous time efficiencies during briefings,… Read More »
Did you ever put something out into the world that got no attention and felt like a waste? In May, Money.com (formerly Money Magazine) provided a blueprint for turning almost… Read More »
The business community is at the center of a perfect storm. And it’s not a good one. There are politicians scapegoating entire industries for America’s challenges, while keyboard warriors gin up… Read More »
The Supreme Court’s reputation with the public is in tatters. Fewer than one in three Americans think the institution is doing a good job, putting the court just above the… Read More »
It’s hard to get your message through the media noise and in front of your target markets. It’s why we’ve created a free guide to getting in the press – to help… Read More »
Twenty-one years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court declared George Bush President of the United States. The Court’s decision came after five weeks of legal battles between Bush and Democratic Party… Read More »
On July 3, a lifeguard participating in a training exercise at Smith Point beach, a park and swimming area near Long Island, New York received the shock of his life.… Read More »
Like a lot of major corporations, American Airlines gets a lot of press. These days, much of it is bad, with canceled flights and ongoing pay issues with pilots. Like… Read More »
For more than two years, business has kept America and the world running. The pandemic didn’t stop grocery stores, oil companies, or tech firms from feeding Americans, heating their homes, and… Read More »
Do you want to get into The Wall Street Journal or on CNBC? Congratulations. So does everyone else. Which is why it’s really, really hard to secure top-level press. Barriers… Read More »
