Connected devices and toys like the Amazon Echo and Hello Barbie are on track to be this season’s hottest gifts. But how can shoppers make sure they’re buying gadgets that aren’t going to spy on their kids or get their friends hacked? Building on its mission to help consumers protect their privacy and security Mozilla […]
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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.
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Mozilla Foundation executive director Mark Surman appeared on BBC Marketplace Morning Report which airs on public radio stations throughout the U.S. to discuss the state of Internet health and what Mozilla is doing to fight fake news online harassment, privacy breaches and more.
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PKPR secured an exclusive with ARTnews, the oldest and most widely circulated art magazine in the world, on how POBA helped a New Jersey single mom.
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When paparazzo Gene Spatz died in 2003, he left behind a trove of more than 50,000 stunning photos of New York City street life, culture and nightlife.
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A $27 million fund aimed at ensuring that artificial intelligence is developed in the public interest has announced its round of funding: $7.6 million.
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For today’s Internet Wide Day of Action to Save Net Neutrality Mozilla tapped into the oddly addictive Slow TV phenomenon with an epic, 9-hour video spoof. The offbeat but surprisingly effective video features 9 hours of real-time footage of ordinary things like chickens grazing and clouds rolling as a narrator reads a soothing and seemingly […]
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The Tenement Museum announced this week that Kevin Jennings, the co-founder of GLSEN, has been named their new president.
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Albertine, the acclaimed bookshop of the Cultural Services of the French Embassy, launched the Albertine Prize.
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Mozilla has been leading the fight against FCC’s vote to repeal the net neutrality protections enacted in 2015. During the week of the FCC’s vote PKPR secured interviews with Mozilla executive director Mark Surman and Director of Advocacy Ashley Boyd and coverage of Mozilla’s efforts in outlets including Vice News, AP, International Business Times, San […]
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Six high-growth tech startups led by Black and Latina women made their case for capital at the first-ever demo day hosted by digitalundivided’s BIG.
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PKPR secured an opportunity for Live in the Grey to host a workshop during the Fast Company Innovation Festival.
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Check out this amazing video from NowThis on how Theatre of the Oppressed NYC is changing the world through the power of the theater.
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PKPR worked with Live in the Grey on the first-ever Life@Work Culture Conference, a two-day retreat in rural Hudson Valley.
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POBA is featured on PBS NewsHour’s Arts Beat in a fantastic segment looking at how it helps give unsung artists the attention they didn’t get in their lifetimes.
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Knight News Challenge on Libraries last week announced funding of $1.6 million for a range of innovative digital and data projects.
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Two PKPR clients – Fractured Atlas and ArtBuilt Mobile Studios – were featured in a WNYC segment looking at innovative programs helping artists.
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Check out this amazing profile of Creative Exchange in Fast Company.
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PKPR secured an exclusive interview for Dr. Martine Rothblatt, the nation’s highest profile transgender CEO.
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Theatre of the Oppressed NYC is the full front-page cover story in today’s Metro New York!
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Moogfest CEO Adam Katz talked with the Huffington Post about how the Durham-based festival is combatting North Carolina’s anti-LGBT law.
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Congratulations to Adam Huttler, founder of Fractured Atlas, who was named to Crain’s New York’s 40 Under 40 for 2016.
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PKPR secured an in-depth profile in today’s New York Times looking at how Financial Finesse has helped companies like the NFL Players Foundation.
Read More →Thanks in part to a comprehensive PR strategy implement by PKPR, the Studs Terkel Radio Archive raised $87,000 from over 700 backers.
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Aiming to give artists the entrepreneurial skills they need to make a living and a life in the arts, Creative Exchange launched WORK OF ART.
Read More →PKPR secured a wide range of coverage for the first book by Financial Finesse founder Liz Davidson – What Your Financial Advisor Isn’t Telling You.
Read More →Third Street Music School Settlement was profiled in this week’s “It’s a ‘G’ Thing” segment on WPIX-TV
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With the musical School of Rock opening on Broadway last night, we invited to am New York to meet New York City’s very own kid rock ‘n’ roll bands.
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Patrick Kelly and Sylvester are among the artists exhibited in a new online gallery dedicated to preserving the creative legacies of artists lost to AIDS.
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For the second year in a row, PKPR handled publicity for Festival Albertine. Coverage highlights include a feature in the New York Times.
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