UN boss calls for PRs to drop fossil fuel clients
UN boss calls for PRs to drop fossil fuel clients. From PR Week
Source: prweek.com
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USD strengthens, Euro struggles ahead of Fed decision
Explore our in-depth analysis on the strengthening USD and struggling Euro as the market anticipates the upcoming Federal Reserve decision.
Source: dmnews.com
Aidan Ryan assumes crisis management role at WE
Experienced leader Aidan Ryan steps up to handle crisis management at WE Communications -- airms navigate through challenging times.
Source: dmnews.com
Quiet powerhouse: PR strategist Cait Bailey's rising prominence
Explore the journey of PR strategist Cait Bailey as she quietly reshapes the public relations landscape with her innovative approaches.
Source: dmnews.com
World Earth Day 2024: 1,000 agencies say no to fossil fuels | News
Asia Pacific joins the Clean Creatives movement with 67 regional pledges. To mark this occasion, the anti-fossil fuel campaign group has released a new film, lampooning the advertising industry.
Source: campaignasia.com
1,000 agencies pledge to refuse work from fossil fuel industry in Clean Creatives campaign
1,000 agencies - and counting - join the global movement to divest from the fossil fuel industry.
Source: marketing-interactive.com
Clean Creatives: Over 1,000 advertising and PR firms promise to reject fossil fuel clients
High profile campaign reaches fresh milestone, as pressure not to work with polluting clients intensifies
Source: businessgreen.com
'Totally false premise of environmental responsibility': Luton Airport under fire over expansion ads
Complaint lodged to advertising watchdog over ads that argue expansion of airport will heed environmental limits
Source: businessgreen.com
1,000 agencies pledge 'no oil and gas clients'
1,000 agencies pledge ‘no oil and gas clients’. From PR Week
Source: prweek.com
Conflict of Interest: Top PR Boards Tied to Polluting Industries
Research shows 50% of board members at six top PR companies have links to polluting industries simultaneously promoting green policies and protecting climate-damaging companies.
Source: edie.net