#media relations

Does anyone think this article about Charles keeping the Sussexes "at the heart of his funeral" is a response to this article from Richard Eden that says William intends to remove the HRHs for the Sussexes when he is king? Or am I looking for a palace conspiracy where there is none? These two stories being published close to each other could simply be a concidence. If it ISN'T a coincidence, does this mean BP and KP are beefing with each other through the media again?

There were reports of tension between William and Charles at The Order of the Bath service? I watched it, and everything seemed normal and friendly. But Tom Sykes says a "friend of William" briefed him that the Order of the Bath was the type of "medieval cosplay" William thinks is ridiculous. We know how William feels about cloaks and hats with giant plumes, but I highly doubt William has sanctioned a friend to talk to Tom Sykes. About this, of all things. Tom later says "a source close to William" (that would he his communications team) "dismissed the suggestion that he had reservations about the Order of the Bath service".

Media relations that produce consistent coverage over time look nothing like the pitch-and-pray approach most brands use. Consistent coverage comes from relationships, and relationships come from being useful to journalists over time.

Understand What Journalists Actually Need

Journalists need sources who are reliable, accessible, and honest about what they know and what they do not. A PR professional who sends accurate information quickly and does not oversell a story gets calls returned.

Pitch Context, Not Just News

The most useful pitches give a journalist context for a story they are already working on rather than asking them to care about an announcement they did not ask for. Monitoring coverage in your space and offering expert comment builds far more goodwill than unsolicited press releases.

Track Relationships, Not Just Placements

The metric that matters for long-term media relations is not how many stories ran this quarter. It is how many journalists reliably respond to your outreach. That number grows slowly and compounds over time.

Be Honest About What You Cannot Deliver

A journalist who trusts that you will tell them when a story angle will not work becomes a long-term resource rather than a one-time placement. That trust is the foundation of a productive media relationship.

Hey sun I’m the anon with the cousin on Netflix. I know that most of the fandom knows this, but it was surreal to hear her confirm it. She told me that literally almost all paparazzi are called unless your like a top A-lister like Beyonce or Taylor Swift. So, for Camila to be randomly “spotted” by paps at the airport with Ew is such a lie considering that Camila isn’t at Taylor Swift level yet.