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Rob Wynne

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Owner of Wynne Communications, Author and former Forbes contributor. Vanderbilt and UT Austin alum. Dodgers, Steelers and Chargers fan. 🟦

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Robert Wynne is a Contributor for Forbes. He writes about Public Relations in the Entrepreneurial channel: http://bit.ly/2qSAa6f. He write about public relations and marketing with targeted advice on how to contact reporters, how to make your story attractive to the media, how to produce events and how to work with PR firms to increase your profile. He is also the owner of Wynne Communications and Wynne Events, both based in Redondo Beach, California with a specialty in higher education. His…

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What Eight High-Profile Inmates Learned In Prison

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By Rob Wynne
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With all respect to Dr. Laura and Dr. Phil, there are other seasoned experts with life lessons aplenty: those who served time in a cell. Here's some hard-won and... [+] With all respect to Dr. Laura and Dr. Phil, there are other seasoned experts with life lessons aplenty: those who served time in a cell. Here's some hard-won and at times hilarious perspective (if not redemption) from eight high-profile inmates. [-]
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Public Relations Usually Doesn't Work When You Claim To Be A Victim

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By Rob Wynne
| Forbes Verified
Alan Dershowitz has built a legal and academic career based on being a professor at Harvard and representing -- many times successfully -- controversial clients such as Klaus Von Bulow and O.J. Simpson. A bestselling author, he’s no stranger to the limelight, the TV screen (a frequent guest on Fox News) and his byline and quotes appear quite often in print and online.
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NFL Fumbles The National Anthem And Creates A PR Nightmare

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By Rob Wynne
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Just when you forgot the NFL thought it had a public relations problem involving the national anthem, they reminded you! This week NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, for some reason, announced a new policy about players who kneel for the national anthem before the game to protest social injustice. Minutes before this action, fans were discussing the new rookies, training camp, the fanfare around the NFL draft, and why their team will make the playoffs. Then the focus shifted.
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