Andrew Graham Press Coverage

A majority of Americans who use marijuana say they’re spending more on cannabis now than they were last year, and many expect to spend even more over the next year, according to a new poll shared exclusively with Marijuana Moment. In an effort to gauge the strength of the marijuana economy, the survey from the […]

Should PR firms also offer their own endorsements? How does that impact mission and clientele?

There has been a lot of talk about Project 25, and according to one cannabis professional, reform could be at risk if the plan takes shape.

A proposed class action lawsuit threatens to tarnish Anthropic’s reputation as a beacon of safety and responsibility in an industry mired in controversy.

What’s discrediting about Trump, to everyone who works in the communications field, is that he’s running not for president, but for dictator.

A new ad for Gemini, Google’s AI assistant, has generated such a backlash among consumers and advertising insiders alike that it has now been pulled from TV. What went wrong?

The prospect of a Kamala Harris presidential nomination has helped boost the price of US cannabis stocks, as investors seem optimistic that the Vice President will carry the torch lit […]

Here’s a sample of reactions to President Joe Biden’s decision to stand down from the 2024 election and his endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris.

Democrats are solidly in favor of more legalization, while Republicans are split on rescheduling.

Experts say climate change is expected to make incidents of turbulence worse for air travellers.

Thoughts from PR pros.

Regaining the trust of airlines, consumers, shareholders and regulators won’t be as easy as tweaking a comms strategy, PR experts say. It demands an organizational overhaul.

As Molson Coors Teamsters hold the line at Fort Worth, crisis PR experts weigh in on what the company should do next.

Ads funded by the Israeli state and pro-Israel interest groups are popping up on Americans’ TV screens. But some PR, media and legal experts argue that these aren’t regular political ads.

This shift in media consumption habits presents a unique opportunity for PR professionals. TikTok news anchors may help communicators to reach Gen Z in a way that traditional media outlets cannot.

Experts are shocked that Benoit Garbe’s resignation didn’t come sooner.

The company’s overall sales declined in the mid-single digits as its flip-flop on LGBTQIA+ issues led to alienation of both pro- and anti-gay consumers.. From Campaign US

“Bud Light’s problem isn't that it sought to introduce itself to Mulvaney’s audience. Bud Light’s problem is that it folded,” says Andrew Graham, founder and head of strategy at Bread & Law, a New York-based PR firm.

It is telling that, on the nation’s birthday, a Trump-appointed judge handed down a ruling in support of a phenomenon that’s working to undermine it.

Bud Light’s mistake was that it folded like wet newspaper the moment critics predictably got together to fling red, transphobic meat at the Anheuser-Busch brewery until some stuck.

While a settlement may put a damper on any organization's reputation, the case regarding Fox News is trickier because the relationship between Fox News and its viewership is so unique.

Public relations, more than any other field, establishes and governs the mood of the times.

The iconic ‘spokescandies’ are back – but did the buzz-generating stunt actually work? Marketing experts debate.

M&M’s reenlisting its spokescandies back into the middle of the culture wars had better have a payoff routed in action versus just ads, writes PR expert Andrew Graham.

They were seemingly unrelated incidents. Yet the irony was thick. Crisis response worked well Monday night and failed badly Tuesday, writes Andrew Graham.

Will a wholesale ban on non-compete clauses force the hands of ad agencies and marketing businesses everywhere? Experts weigh in.

New revelations from a ByteDance audit create new concerns for lawmakers, politicians and advertisers.

Alleged human rights’ violations during the construction of the World Cup stadium. Accusations of bribing Fifa officials. And, just this morning, the sudden decision to ban in-stadium alcoholic beverages during the tournament. Can Qatar manage to paint itself as an attractive country for future tourists amid such scrutiny and scandal? Experts are skeptical.

Take a gander at how Tofurky, Beyond Meat and others plan to address the paltry poultry predicament.

Will the once-invincible luxury fitness brand get back in the race?