Jason Karpf, Ready for Teaching and Learning
Let's talk about an education in public relations, marketing and communication. jason@jasonkarpf.com. 805-558-9000.
Tag Archives: Donald Trump
Quoted in U.S. News & World Report
Susan Milligan reports in U.S. News & World Report about the state and effect of the Trump brand in politics. I am quoted at the beginning of the piece.
Posted in Marketing, Public Relations
Tagged brand extension, Branding, Donald Trump, Jason Karpf, Susan Milligan, U.S. News & World Report
Leave a comment
Sexual Harassment and Assault—The Perpetual PR Crisis
Sexual harassment and assault charges against some of the most powerful men in media, politics and business have changed discourse on these topics. With new revelations coming at a remarkably steady rate, crushing the careers of seemingly unassailable figures, we are witness … Continue reading
Posted in Bad PR Examples, Media, Public Relations, Social Media
Tagged #metoo, Al Franken, Bill Cosby, Donald Trump, Hannibal Buress, Harvey Weinstein, Jason Karpf, John Conyers, Kevin Spacey, Matt Lauer, New York Times, Roy Moore, sexual assault, sexual harassment, Susan Fowler, Time magazine, Travis Kalanick, Uber
Leave a comment
The Affront of Front Groups
In “Law and Ethics for Public Relations,” a course I developed for Mid-America Christian University, we will study front groups, “an organization that purports to represent one agenda while in reality it serves some other interest whose sponsorship is hidden or rarely mentioned.” This definition comes from Sourcewatch.org, one of many organizations dedicated to communications […]
Posted in Bad PR Examples, Public Relations
Tagged Carl R. Byoir, Coca-Cola, Donald Trump, Front Groups, Global Energy Balance Group, Hill and Knowlton, Jason Karpf, Patricia J. Parsons, Paul Manafort, PRSA, Sourcewatch, Tobacco Industry, Tobacco Industry Research Committee, Vladimir Putin
Leave a comment
