Albany Law School was featured in amNY following Governor Kathy Hochul’s signing of the Anti-Harassment in Reporting Act.

James Law, Editor-in-Chief of Storyful, joined the Media Copilot Podcast to discuss the rising challenge of identifying AI-generated content.

Storyful was featured in Modern Retail unpacking the MAHA movement and how it is shaping industry conversations.

Fiverr CEO and PKPR client Micha Kaufman sat down with Harvard Business School’s Managing the Future of Work podcast to tackle the question: What happens when AI meets the gig economy?

Pacific Forest Trust’s historic transfer of nearly 900 acres of ancestral land back to the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation was featured in nearly 90 articles, including SFGATE, San Francisco Chronicle, Outside Magazine, The Seattle Times, and The Sacramento Bee.

Panthera is making headlines in CNN with their tiger collaring project in Thailand.

The Strategist dropped their Best Gifts for Every Type of Baker Guide, featuring Sourhouse’s Goldie. Your holiday shopping stress officially ends here.

QC New York was featured in Time Out for the launch of its Candlelight concert series.

Designing Justice + Designing Spaces was featured in an Inquest piece on prison flipping.

Professor Vin Bonventre commented on Albany Law School’s connection to the new ‘Nuremberg’ movie for the Times Union.

In an episode of NewsNation’s CUOMO, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia talks about the Supreme Court’s ruling on Trump’s tariff case.

In an op-ed for MSNBC, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about the Supreme Court’s ruling on Trump’s tariff case.

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

Fiverr’s “Next Gen of Work” research continues to receive coverage for its insights into how Gen Z views the workplace. Inc. and Essence highlighted young workers’ rejection of traditional career paths and the traditional 9-5.

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

Nice News featured 6-year-old Oliver, who dedicated his birthday to raising funds for PKPR client Panthera’s tiger conservation efforts.

Professor Dale Margolin Cecka of Albany Law School was quoted in the Daily Mail regarding Kristen Bell’s recent domestic violence comment.

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.

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.

In an op-ed for MSNBC, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about New York State Attorney General Letitia James being indicted on charges related to alleged mortgage fraud.

Professor Dale Margolin Cecka of Albany Law School was quoted in the New York Post regarding Diddy’s 50-month sentence.

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.