From For Immediate Release Chapter 1 — the U.S. military as a brand, and the Leif Garrett aphorism on never believing your own publicity. Two ideas, one structural lesson, with the 2026 AI engine layer added.
Part 2 of the BornFree BPA case study from For Immediate Release. How BornFree defined the category, won the conversation, and filled the shelves when competitors cleared.
Excerpt from For Immediate Release — the BornFree BPA case study (Part 1). How a baby-bottle company took on the chemical industry, framed the debate, and won.
Book excerpt from For Immediate Release Chapter 2 — the Philip Stein Worth Index case study, and what it means for brands in the AI Communications era.
“It takes twenty years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you’ll do things differently.” Warren Buffett, investor I‘d imagine that owning a nightclub is no easy task – Dealing wi
Book Excerpt From “For Immediate Release: Shape Minds, Build Brands, and Deliver Results with Game-Changing Public Relations” by PR firm owner Ronn Torossian Now, what would a book on PR be without at least mentioning r
Originally published April 2012. Fully rewritten June 16, 2026 for the AI Communications era. Ten living communicators who actually move opinion, shape culture, and shift markets — most of them named principals I have wr
Ze’ev Jabotinsky , a great Jewish leader had the following great quote: “A newspaper is a grand thing,” Jabotinsky wrote in 1932. “There is no labor of higher worth than that of the journalist, whether he writes instruc
Excerpt from For Immediate Release Chapter 6 — the 24/7 rolling press conference, everyone is in PR now, and why getting out in front matters more than ever.
So, following an earlier article I wrote about the definition of Public Relations, Keith Trivitt, Associate Director of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) wrote that after all of PRSA’s work on the definition