Rick Griffin
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 9
- Latest publication
- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Times of San Diego
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 6, 2026
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MarketInk: San Diego’s OAN stays silent as White House muzzles access for news outlets (opens the original)
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One America News Network (OAN), a San Diego-based, international cable TV news channel, is staying clear of responding to the recent controversy surrounding the Trump administration’s recent decision to ban Politico, CNN and MS Now from White House grounds. OAN officials declined to issue a response comment to Times of San Diego, saying that it would be inappropriate to do so. However, OAN has reported on President Trump’s decision, including his posts on Truth Social that the White House restri
MarketInk: San Diego's GDX Studios brings 'Clash for the Stache' to life in Seaport Village (opens the original)
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San Diego-based experiential marketing firm GDX Studios reports it assisted in the creation of “Clash for the Stache,” an interactive popup inspired by the “Clash of Clans” video game. The popup, now open through Monday, Sept. 7, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Headquarters at Seaport Village (789 West Harbor Dr.) invites fans of all ages to step into a real-life “Clash” village and team up for high-energy physical puzzle challenges. To take back the village, visitors join forces with the Archer Q
MarketInk: San Diego’s Julie Smith-Taylor honored by Public Relations Society of America (opens the original)
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The Public Relations Society of America’s San Diego-Imperial Counties chapter (PRSA-SDIC) and PRSA’s Western District has announced that San Diego’s Julie Smith-Taylor has been inducted into the PRSA’s College of Fellows. The College of Fellows includes PR professionals who have made significant impacts to the PR and communications industries. Members must have at least 20 years of experience and have a track record of contributing to the profession and community through service and leadership.
MarketInk: After 50 years on the radio, Mark Larson lost his job -- only to find new opportunities (opens the original)
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His recent birthday on Aug. 6 was celebrated with “serious reflection,” as Mark Larson described it. Larson, a longtime San Diego radio talk-show host, TV personality and popular emcee, admitted his previous year was notable for a variety of reasons. “This time last year, I wasn’t sure if I would see this year‘s birthday,” Larson told Times of San Diego. “It’s been a year of serious reflection when I’ve been reminded to trust God, deal with the ups and downs of life, be grateful for modern medic
MarketInk: After four decades with Padres and Chargers, Bill Johnston says authenticity, trust are key in any career (opens the original)
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The three initials for National Football League, or NFL, can also refer to “Not For Long,” when describing the length of players’ careers and coaches’ tenure. Likewise, employment in NFL administrative offices can be short-lived because new general managers will hire familiar acquaintances for various front-office jobs, including the role in which San Diego native Bill Johnston served. Johnston’s career in sports, however, was anything but short-lived. For 38 years, Johnston worked in communicat
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