Ethics and Standards In today’s fast-changing media environment, clear and trusted ethics policies are more essential — and more complex — than ever. Poynter partners with organizations to review, ...

President Droupadi Murmu on Monday said when the world is facing the crisis of climate change, sustainability is no longer a ...

In an industry often shaped by viral trends, influencer endorsements, and aspirational marketing, Brandi Gregge, MSN, ...

The culture of your team is highly collaborative and positive, so much so that ethical concerns are rarely raised for ...

When Reddit rebranded itself as “the heart of the internet” a couple of years ago, the slogan was meant to evoke ... is “the worst internet-research ethics violation I have ever seen, ...

Internal Transportation Department memos show senior Biden administration officials may have violated the Hatch Act by using campaign slogans in official communications, an independent watchdog said ...

In October, as the political temperature was rising in Maharashtra, posters featuring Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath carrying his 'batenge to katenge' slogan appeared on the roads of ...

Who doesn’t like a good slogan, especially when it comes to politics? Love it or hate it, “Make America Great Again” has become as ubiquitous as apple pie. Presidential campaign slogans go way back.

It is probably a non-issue that a slogan can advance the marketing and advertising efforts of your business. Yet, a slogan is one of those vague advertising concepts that can have different purposes.

Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign slogan has been “We’re not going back.” I wonder what she means. Does she not want to go back to 2.75% interest rates? Or 1% inflation? Or secure ...