The Washington Post: Boy Scouts of America Votes to Allow Gay Members

The New York Times: Debate over ‘Jif’ vs. ‘Gif’ Rages On Despite Creator’s Preference

Chicago Tribune: McDonald’s CEO Fields Questions about Nutrition, Wages

Los Angeles Times: Repairing iPhone 5 to Cost Customers More than Previous iPhones

Advertising Age: CNN Joins Late Night Talk Show Battleground

Chicago Tribune: Twitter Bolsters Security after Hacking Sprees Spread Fear

The New York Times: U.S. Retail Brands Face Moral Dilemma after Bangladesh Tragedy

The Washington Post: Abercrombie & Fitch’s PR Mistake Continues to Live Online

Los Angeles Times: Jennifer Lopez Joins Verizon in Effort to Reach Latino Demographic

Advertising Age: Nutella Confronts PR Debacle by Reversing Course

The New York Times: Apple CEO Rejects Accusations Company Avoided Paying Taxes

Chicago Tribune: Tech PR: Microsoft Unveils Xbox One Home Entertainment System

Advertising Age: The Best and Worst of TV’s Upfront 2013

CNNMoney: Public Buys into Eventbrite Ticketing Startup

TechCrunch.com: Yahoo Offers Flickr Users Terabyte of Storage Space

The New York Times: Tumblr Founder Says Site Will Remain ‘Independent’

Advertising Age: Coca-Cola Attempts to Promote World Peace via Vending Machines

The Washington Post: Rivals Seamless and GrubHub to Combine Businesses

Forbes: 78% of Salespeople Using Social Media Outsell Competitors

BusinessInsider: Public Praises Man Who Threw Woman’s Cell Phone during NYC Play

Advertising Age: Yahoo’s Purchase of Tumblr Has Branding Ramifications

Chicago Tribune: McDonald’s Overhauls Menu to Satisfy Public’s Changing Palate

Los Angeles Times: Virgin America Allows Customers to Buy Each Other Drinks

The Washington Post: Scientists Consider Merits of Rebranding ‘Climate Change’

Forbes: Sports PR: America’s Most Loved Mascots

PR Daily: PR Lessons Learned from ‘The Office’

The New York Times: Digital PR: New Apps Arrive on Google Glass

The Washington Post: Amy’s Baking Company’s PR Disaster Just Won’t Go Away

Chicago Tribune: Despite Apologetic Stance J.C. Penney Sales Plummet

Forbes: David Beckham, Personal Branding Star, Retires from the Game

On a planet divided by violent political, sectarian, and international rifts, it’s nice to know that sworn enemies can share a deep admiration for one historical figure who was so much more than a man. Years ago, this misunderstood prophet dared to buck the tide and bring humanity together in the name of an all-encompassing love—the love of crispy, delicious fried chicken.

That man, of course, was KFC founder Colonel Harland David Sanders, and this week the trusty fourth estate brings us multiple stories about residents of Palestine’s volatile Gaza Strip region going above and beyond for a little taste of his special sauce.

Finger lickin’ good PR? Yeah…no.

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Chicago Tribune: Google Streaming Music Service to Compete with Spotify, Pandora

The Washington Post: Amy’s Baking Company Becomes PR Textbook on What Not to Do

The New York Times: Increasing Wi-Fi Availability Empowers the Public

Los Angeles Times: American Public Is Growing Apathetic toward Airline Baggage Fees

Bleacher Report: NFL Star Creates PR Controversy after Shooting Snake

The Washington Post: eHarmony Aims to Match Job Seekers with Employers

Chicago Tribune: Airlines Garner $3.5 Billion in Baggage Fees in 2012

Advertising Age: Dunder Mifflin Paper Brand Faces Uncertain Future Starting Tomorrow

Forbes: New App Allows Customers to Avoid Most Vilified Brands

CNNMoney: Google CEO Goes Public about Vocal Cord Paralysis

If you don’t live in the New York TV market, you may know her from the cable clip show “The Soup” as the woman who puts up with co-anchor Greg Kelly‘s antics.

Rosanna Scotto, morning anchor for New York’s FOX owned station WNYW, sat down with the mediabistroTV crew to talk about how St. Patrick’s Day and the antics of world-famous director Woody Allen are what lead to her first big break.

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