Mozilla Foundation’s Executive Director Mark Surman appeared on this week’s episode of Slate’s If Then podcast to how Mozilla is working to build a healthier Internet by engaging consumers in issues like Net Neutrality and encouraging manufacturers to build privacy features into connected devices.
Mozilla is a nonprofit that believes the Internet must always remain a global public resource, open and accessible to all.
PKPR developed and executed a national media strategy to launch Mozilla Foundation’s Privacy Not Included, an initiative that evaluates the privacy and security of apps, gadgets, phones, and laptops.
To kick off the campaign, PKPR organized a high-impact press event in New York City timed to the holiday shopping season. The event showcased Mozilla’s research on popular gifts’ privacy flaws, offered hands-on product demos, and facilitated interviews with Mozilla experts.
The campaign secured major media coverage in outlets like CNN, CNBC, and NPR, making Privacy Not Included one of Mozilla’s flagship programs and accounting for over 60% of the Foundation’s annual media coverage. PKPR has continued to drive attention to Mozilla’s work, including coverage of recent investigations into reproductive health and mental health apps.
