Author Archives: Patrick Kowalczyk

Sourhouse co-founder, Erik Fabian, was featured in Chowhound for tips for sourdough bakers.

Sourhouse, spoke to Chief Marketer about how their marketing efforts alongside our PR work have helped build their brand.

Professor Eirik Cheverud of Albany Law School published an op-ed in El Diario about the Supreme Court granting the government’s emergency request in Noem v. Vasquez Perdomo and the danger of detaining people based on their language or accent.

Panthera was mentioned in Mongabay about the longest jaguar swim.

This week, Fiverr released their Next Gen of Work Survey, naming how Gen Z is feeling in this economy: ‘single paycheck panic’ and Gen Z’s solution: income stacking.

Professor Dale Margolin Cecka of Albany Law School was quoted in the New York Post regarding Diddy’s 50-month sentence. “This is an undesirable outcome that sends a message that if you are rich and powerful, you get a pass,” Cecka said. “And it sends a message to the victims that they are not really believed, […]

A recent op-ed for The Fulcrum by James Law, editor in chief of PKPR client Storyful, is as timely as ever. In the essay, Law misinformation and why real videos that have been taken out of context or manipulated can be more dangerous than deepfakes

In an op-ed for The Conversation, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about how the first amendment protects Americans speech and how it does not.

In an op-ed for MSNBC, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about how there is two different rules of law in Trump’s America.

Dale Margolin Cecka of PKPR client Albany Law School wrote an op-ed for The Hill about President Trump’s recent dismissive comments on domestic violence.

As New York Fashion Week wrapped up this week, PKPR client QC New York was once again the go-to destination for fashionistas seeking recovery and relaxation.

In an op-ed for MSNBC, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about how Marjorie Taylor Greene could help Epstein’s survivors get closer to justice.

In an op-ed for MSNBC, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about how Trump’s tariffs are headed to the Supreme Court after a court ruled them illegal.

Designing Justice + Designing Spaces was featured in Prism for their Installation of “Mobile Refuge Rooms,” at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. Co-Founder, Deanna Van Buren aims to answer the central question, “What can we build instead of prisons?” by constructing spaces for restorative justice and compassionate reentry.

In an op-ed for The Conversation, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about how when federal courts fail to punish lawyers for potential misconduct, states can step in.

Laurie Wayburn of Pacific Forest Trust published an op-ed for Capitol Weekly, highlighting Nature-based climate credits as a path forward for cap-and-trade.

Storyful’s Emerging Influencer Index research into the top influencers shaping online narratives was featured in Ecommerce Times and MediaPost.

Roy Robinson’s announcement as Chief Product & Technology Officer at Storyful was featured in Fortune’s CIO Newsletter.

In an op-ed for MSNBC, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about how new birthright citizenship rulings provide the ultimate test for the Supreme Court.

In an op-ed for The Conversation, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about due process and what it means in US law and its implications for migrant rights.

Storyful Intelligence’s research into how breast cancer is discussed online was covered in Medical, Marketing and Media.

In an op-ed for MSNBC, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about how ICE wants to deport people with just six hours notice, but it is not due process.