“Acho Bad Bunny es otra cosa” – How Bad Bunny’s show reveals the NFL’s brilliant PR moves
As communication professionals, we should see that this event was not just a musical showcase, but a case study for a communications campaign done right.
“Acho, Bad Bunny es otra cosa” – Cómo el show de Bad Bunny revela los brillantes movimientos de PR de la NFL
Se ha hablado mucho sobre el último show de medio tiempo, en el que Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, más conocido como Bad Bunny, subió al escenario en uno de los eventos más importantes del año —tanto para el deporte como para la música— haciendo historia como el primer artista en encabezar un espectáculo de medio tiempo completamente en español.
The Death of Mr. Peanut
For some brands, killing off a mascot or undergoing a significant change happens slowly and relatively behind the scenes because companies don’t want to receive bad feedback from their stakeholders. Things like the slow demise of Ronald McDonald or Dunkin’ officially dropping “Donuts” from its name are almost forced on a company by the public before a company officially gives […]
Using Sports as a Motive for Change [National Conference Recap]
Session: Opening Keynote Address Presenter: Allison Melangton, senior vice president, Hulman Motorsports Corporation Recap: You might not think that knitting and the Super Bowl go together, but Allison Melangton would disagree. Melangton, who currently works for Hulman Motorsports Corporation, has spent her career using sports as not only a method of entertainment, but also a motive for change. Melangton helped […]
Super Bowl Social Media Volunteers Score Big
One of the most advanced sports communication projects in recent history included a driving force of college students and PRSSA members. During the 2012 Super Bowl, social media command center volunteers included students from Ball State University, Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis, Butler University and Campbellsville University. PRSSA members Sarah Janiga, of Ball State University, and Gerry James, of Campbellsville University, […]
