How to Look Better on Camera is a fast-growing series. This deep dive explores the most recent advice to use your office to add to your statement.

Break down why op-eds still matter and can even be better for your brand over traditional news interviews and placements.

Strategic PR is changing from passive mentions on websites to active advertorials, allowing brands to see a 25 to 72 percent increase in sales and major boosts in revenue. By: MMM Editorial, Keirah Chen The industry standard when receiving media placements or news coverage on your brand has always been to post and then move on. Founders and visionaries may do high-profile interviews or get national features, link it on a press page on their website, and hope for the best. Th

The latest on our fundraiser to honor Caroline Hamblin Tucker, the aunt of journalist and PR pro Brianna Hamblin.

As the conflict in the Middle East escalates, the war in Iran, has shown the holes in American media landscape. From Twitter and X no longer being a space to find international updates to layoffs in newsrooms forcing many to rely on official US updates, the opportunity for propaganda to proliferate has never been better.

Our "How to Look Better on Camera" series continues with this installment on scenery, backdrops and planning through your on-camera interview.

Stop being a best-kept secret. At MMM, we help you transition your brand into the national spotlight by securing the right TV spots and talk show stages that define industry leaders.

A guide to public relations for small brands. When is PR worth it? How to know the right firm to choose and what actually goes into pitching a brand? How much does it cost? What does a PR firm do? We explore social media, advertising and understanding what PR is long-term.

Learn more about Media 2070's Black Narrative Power Month toolkit. Designed to dismantle racist, prejudiced, anti-Black harm in the American media. Media 2070 is the creator of the Media Reparations movement.

Major news outlets such as The Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times are cutting down on staff again, and the journalists they hired for diversity in 2020 are the first to go, leaving marginalized communities without coverage. By: Keirah Chen, MMM Editorial Team Credit: New York Times The Washington Post announced one-third of its staff was being laid off earlier this month, and this move has created waves across the news industry. After a monumental expansion in 2020, t

Executive Director Anshantia Oso and Communications Director Venneikia Williams sat down with The Objective to discuss the initiative's transition to independence and the constant battle for Black narrative power. By: MMM Editorial Team After more than five years of building towards a world with media reparations, Media 2070 is transitioning boldly into a new era. Following its recent journey into an independent initiative sponsored by Allied Media Projects, the organization'

After five years within Free Press, Media 2070 has transitioned to independence and leadership is excited about how the move can help them further embodey Afrofuturist values and pursue media reparations. By: MMM Editorial Team After five years of building media reparations, Media 2070 is transitioning into a new era. The organization announced it would pivot into an independent initiative sponsored by Allied Media Projects (AMP) . This is a turning point that would allow Med

With newsrooms shrinking and beats constantly shifting and moving, your story may get overlooked. To prevent this, move your strategy from "announcements" to "proven impacts" says one community and business/development beat reporter. We know that the ultimate PR frustration comes in when you have a beautiful organization, heartfelt mission, and launch date, yet still hear nothing back when you send that pitch. You may even start to feel like your brand is invisible, but befor

More media can be a distraction and major ROI ender. Use this chart to ensure aligned opportunities before you agree to the next interview!

An upcoming library display is the latest in our work to serve and recognize the many journalists who shape our communities' stories. By: Omar Nwakwubei, MMM Concierge At Mañón Media Management, we believe stories shape communities, especially the stories of those who dedicated their lives to uplifting others. A few years ago, our team worked closely with Spectrum News Reporter Brianna Hamblin– a firecracker who displayed her love for Rochester in every city. Our CEO, Tianna

We regularly use Brendan Kane's work on hookpoints to sharpen our clients' language, call-to-action and outward comms resulting in quicker responses and a better grasp of the content.

The incident involving the detention of reporters covering an anti-ICE protest adds to a long history of press freedom conflicts in the U.S. MMM's thorough and quick response made taking this conversation to the national stage possible. By: MMM Editorial Team This week, Media 2070 was featured in national coverage from NewsOne  addressing the arrest of journalists Georgia Fort and Don Lemon while reporting on a protest. The moment underscores ongoing tensions between state po

Memes and AI are reshaping political messaging. This piece examines how far-right political memes use humor and visuals to normalize extremist ideas and expand their reach.

2026 is a new year: AI, faceless accounts and protests across the nation. Here's how you can stand out.

In an era where digital news moves fast, broad branding is no longer enough; organizations must use precise perspectives to secure their part and lead the national discourse. By: Keirah Chen and Tianna Mañón Landing an interview on national news is only half of the equation. We see it all the time: a visionary leader finally secures that high-stakes conversation with a major news organization, only to realize their messaging is not sharp enough. People often think leadership