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Singer Associates Public Relations San Francisco Celebrates Health Matters

May 22, 2018

Stanford, Calif. (May 21, 2018) – Singer Associates Public Relations San Francisco joined the Project Renewal team at Stanford’s annual Health Matters event last weekend to show the community the list of new technologies and innovative features included in the new Stanford Hospital. Health Matters is a free community event where you can hear from [...]

Richmond Standard News Site Wins Gold in 2018 Bulldog PR Awards for Best Newsroom

April 2, 2018

Richmond Standard News Site Wins Gold in 2018 Bulldog PR Awards for Best Newsroom Chevron Sponsored News Site in Richmond, California Recognized as Top Community News Provider, News Organization San Francisco, Calif. — A first-of-its kind local community newspaper sponsored by a major corporation brought home gold from the 2018 Bulldog PR Awards this week [...]

Creators of Popular “Star Control” Computer Games Fight Back Against Copyright Theft By Stardock Systems and CEO Brad Wardell

February 22, 2018

Star Control Creators and Copyright Owners Ask Court to Order Stardock to Stop Unlawfully Selling Their Games, and Unlawfully Using Their Creative Materials, and The Ur-Quan Masters Trademark Widely Considered “One of the Best Computer Games Ever,” Star Control II Recently Celebrated its 25th Anniversary   SAN FRANCISCO—Computer game developers Paul Reiche and Fred Ford are defending [...]

Singer Associates Public Relations San Francisco Praised for Unveiling the Truth in Jahi McMath Case

February 15, 2018

A recent article entitled “What does it mean to die?” in The New Yorker notes Singer Associates Public Relations San Francisco for our work for UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital on the Jahi McMath case. The agency won praise for its communications counsel on the complex and tragic medical and legal case. An excerpt from the [...]

Art and Antique Dealers Say Proposed Art Law Would Harm Museums, Collectors, and Tribes, Decimate Regional Businesses

July 10, 2017

Congressional law could end trade, collection, preservation, museum holdings of Native American and Hawaiian art by U.S. Museums, Citizens Proposal Could Devastate Multi-Billion Art Economy of Southwestern U.S., Other States Washington D.C.—A proposal to protect Native American and Hawaiian art would actually have the opposite effect, discouraging the sale and public display of vital cultural heritage [...]

2017 North America Public Affairs Agencies of the Year

May 25, 2017

Singer Associates (Independent) We’ll say it again — when it comes to high-stakes public battles in Northern California, Sam Singer’s firm is very likely to be involved on one side of the aisle. This isn’t any less true from last year (Singer shows up as a Public Affairs contender with respectable frequency). The firm’s revenues are [...]

Why “Do Better” Became Silicon Valley’s Favorite Empty Phrase

May 25, 2017

By Jack Crosbie “We know we need to do better,” read the statement put out by Facebook’s VP of global operations, Justin Osofsky, after Robert Goodwin Sr., a 74-year-old Cleveland resident, was shot and killed by a murderer who posted the entire crime on the social network. Speaking at Facebook’s F8 developer conference two days [...]

Free speech groups file legal complaint against Ecuador for clamping down on free speech

November 15, 2011

Recently the owners and former editor of Ecuador's largest newspaper were sentenced to three years in prison and ordered to pay $40 million in fines for libel against President Rafael Correa. The Chevron Ecuador trial is in the appeal phase in that country.

San Francisco Examiner Newspaper Sold by Phil Anschutz to Black Press Co. in Canada

November 11, 2011

Singer Associates Public Relations in San Francisco has represented the Hearst Corporation when it sold the paper to the Fang Family and in the later transaction where Anschutz Investments purchased the paper from the Fang family.

Cal Athletics Partners with Recology, Initiates Zero-Waste Goal

November 10, 2011

Cal Athletics is doing their part with Recology, the San Francisco-based recycling, composting and waste collection company, to reduce waste at upcoming athletic events and lead sustainable practices around campus. The revamped Memorial Stadium, set to open in September 2012, will aim to be a zero waste operation. “Blue and gold makes green!”

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