by Georgia Brucato | Aug 6, 2026 | Politics, Public Relations
A fake video or audio clip does not need to be true to do damage. It only needs enough time to spread.If there is one thing that I have realized upon graduating college, it is that navigating deepfake disinformation and AI generated audio and video have completely...
by Kristin Collins | Aug 4, 2026 | Public Relations
A message can be perfectly written and still fall flat. For a long time, good communication was often associated with sounding polished. Every sentence was carefully edited, every word had a purpose, and the goal was to make sure nothing came across the wrong way....
by k2company | Jul 17, 2026 | Politics, Public Relations
Interested in gaining invaluable professional experience and learning how the worlds of politics and communications come together behind the scenes? K2 & Company is looking for a paid intern working remote for fall semester. We are a growing Public Relations and...
by Chelsea Thompson | Jul 15, 2026 | Public Affairs, Public Relations
Summertime means long, sunny days, lots of vacation time, and clients seeming to be MIA for months on end. But before you know it, fall will be here. The Tuesday after Labor Day always seems to kick everyone back into high gear, and before you know it, all those MIA...
by Justin Giorgio | Jul 10, 2026 | Public Affairs, Public Relations
It’s no secret that traditional newspapers have been a dying medium for a long time. The community newspaper that was the staple of watercooler gossip and kitchen table conversation for generations have become a rare institution in favor of conglomerated newspaper...
by Brittany Yanick | Jun 22, 2026 | Politics, Public Relations
Political interviews are about more than TV ratings. When candidates, campaigns, or thought leaders prepare for an interview, it is easy to focus on how many people will be watching. A prime-time appearance on a major cable news network may attract millions of...
