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In an interview when news of this first broke a couple of weeks ago, Burrelles President Cathy Del Colle the company had experienced declining sales in print monitoring for the last 15 years – and in tandem with the newspaper business. It’s worth noting that Apple and Meta have a bitter history over privacy concerns.
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In both healthcare and education, there are really key ethical protocols about privacy of patients and privacy of students that go well beyond our normal PR practices of keeping client and organization confidentiality. Law enforcement’s a no-brainer, the guy with the guns calls the shots.
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Looking at the headlines after last night’s interview, Meghan and Harry are currently the most famous couple on the planet right now,” says James Herring, CEO of branding consultancy Taylor Herring, whose clients have included the BBC and Disney. In the US, just be famous, wear some labels, do some interviews, we’ll be so happy to have you.
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