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The Obama administration continues to do itself no favors in the controversy involving the Internal Revenue Service. The scandal over auditing practices by that most despised government agency has already prompted the resignation of Acting IRS Chief Steven Miller and spawned both Congressional hear Read More

This week's public relations winners and losers... Kim Kardashian, the IRS scandal, Apple's CEO and more. What's your PR Verdict? Read More

A golden rule of corporate PR? Threatening to sue a newspaper or media outlet is a waste of time. Even trying to intimidate through an endless volley of legal letters usually backfires. Choose your media battles wisely. Goldman Sachs did and it worked. Read More

Our weekly report card wrap up of this week's winners and losers in PR. Moms, rappers, heroes: Who got an "A" for PR perfection this week, and who got the "F"? Read our PR Verdict. Read More

THE PR VERDICT: "B" (Good Show) for Chris Christie. He's more willing than a Texan beauty pageant contestant to do what it takes to win.
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How to make up after a row? That’s the question the management of JC Penney had to ask itself following its repositioning of the venerable retail chain. Read More

THE PR VERDICT: "A" (PR Perfect) to Jason Collins. It's not just what he said and how he said it, but to whom he said it.
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THE PR VERDICT: “F” (Full Fiasco) for the proponents of austerity, who continue to lose a losing battle.
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THE PR VERDICT: "B" for Barbara Bush and her off script comment. Going off message was mitigated by also robbing her opponents, the Clintons, of the same.
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PR WINNER OF THE WEEK: “A” (PR Perfect) to French authorities for pursuing criminal charges against those responsible for last year’s topless photos of Kate Middleton. Read More