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Blog Contest Winner: How The FEEL Model Can Get You Closer to Your Goals

Deirdre Breakenridge

If I remember correctly, I mentioned something to the effect of how the male protagonist (who happened to be white) was not the ‘savior’ of the film. I scored lowest (love of mission) in the area that I expected and higher (or highest) in those areas that I expected (empathy and ethics), as well. I hated it.

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What PR Can Learn From The Oscar Nominees

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Here’s a light look at what we can learn from the films that captured moviegoing audiences this past year. PR Takeaways from top films. What’s notable about the film, for anyone who writes for a living, is its masterful use of language. In this case, we add, and watch certain films. Call Me By Your Name.

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The bill we will all eventually pay.

Maxim Behar

On the one hand, the literally empty shops were filled for hours with brand new goods - ordinary and luxury, imported and local, but at prices ten times higher than the previously subsidized ones. I don't want to start with the local economic view from so long ago, though. It was a shock, even a two-way shock.

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Maxim Behar in The Career show podcast

Maxim Behar

My dad had sent me to learn the language at the local Community center and I knew only how to greet and say goodbye to people, but I still told him that I knew how to speak. Then we'd go with a friend and give that money for boza and sweets at the local bakery, which now is a supermarket. We were selling them for 2 stotinki.

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PRoust Questionnaire: Sean Kelly

PR Conversations

Sincerity, loyalty, sound judgment, trustworthiness and a commitment to the values and ethical foundations of the PR profession—which just happen to be expressed in the CPRS Code of Professional Standards —are the qualities I most admire. Has a novel, film, play or other work of fiction ever influenced you as a PR practitioner?

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PRoust Questionnaire: Sean Kelly

PR Conversations

Sincerity, loyalty, sound judgment, trustworthiness and a commitment to the values and ethical foundations of the PR profession—which just happen to be expressed in the CPRS Code of Professional Standards —are the qualities I most admire. Has a novel, film, play or other work of fiction ever influenced you as a PR practitioner?

Film 40
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PRoust Questionnaire: Helen Slater

PR Conversations

High-quality thinking and good, ethical practices. Has a novel, film, play or other work of fiction ever influenced you as a PR practitioner? Helen’s been self-employed for most of her 20 or so years in PR, with a brief in-house stint in local government. Or they think it’s only about media. No, not really.