Liam Wilson

Public relations, once considered a prestigious and influential industry, is facing unprecedented challenges in the modern era. In the words of Edward L. Bernays, the father of public relations, “I know how to change bad news into good news.” However, in today’s gridlocked environment, PR representatives find themselves unable to promote their star clients effectively.
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The leaders of Japan and South Korea will meet with President Joe Biden in a groundbreaking trilateral meeting at Camp David. The purpose of this meeting is to address the long-standing icy relationship between the two neighboring countries, with the aim of enhancing military cooperation in the face of rising tensions from China and North
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In response to the recent wave of allegations and lawsuits regarding hazing and mistreatment within Northwestern University’s athletics programs, more than 1,000 former athletes have come forward to condemn hazing in any form. Additionally, they aim to defend the overall athletics culture at Northwestern, asserting that the allegations do not accurately represent the university as
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Come September, Apple enthusiasts around the world eagerly await the release of the highly anticipated iPhone 15 series. Among the many exciting features, one that stands out is the new chip that promises lightning-fast data transmission speeds. With this innovative chip, the forthcoming iPhone models are expected to outperform their predecessors. Apple’s decision to integrate
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The eligibility criteria for the new anti-amyloid monoclonal antibody treatments, lecanemab (Leqembi) and aducanumab (Aduhelm), have been found to significantly limit the number of people with early Alzheimer’s disease who can receive these treatments. This article critically examines the cross-sectional data from the Mayo Clinic Study of Aging, which reveals the low number of eligible
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Target, one of the largest big-box retailers in the United States, reported disappointing sales figures for the quarter and slashed its full-year forecast. Despite an improvement in quarterly earnings and inventory levels, the company’s struggles to convince consumers to buy more than necessities have persisted. This article analyzes Target’s challenges and explores its efforts to
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