Lannie Byrd

The Nexstar–Tegna merger reflects industry consolidation, but trust will define the future of local media. read more >

Lannie Byrd, COO of Little Rock ad firm mhp.si, sees AI as a transformative tool for ad agencies, streamlining tasks like SEO and optimizing content, but emphasizes the continued need for human oversight. read more >

On its 52nd birthday this month, the marketing agency once called Mangan Holcomb Partners looked back and ahead, simultaneously. read more >

Chip Culpepper, a storyteller and longtime creative chief of the Little Rock advertising agency now known as mhp.si, took time this month to tell the firm’s origin story. read more >

Brian Anderson & Jacinda “JJ” Isbell were announced as new hires. read more >

The firm's president called him a "proven leader" and a "constant innovator." read more >

Mangan Holcomb Partners and its sister company, Team SI, announce what they called a more integrated, co-branded operating structure and website showcasing the firms' services. read more >

Four months after the Little Rock Convention & Visitors Bureau predicted that a “complete redesign” of its website would be ready in June, LittleRock.com, still appears much the same. read more >

Readers who remember the Little Rock Convention & Visitors Bureau’s contract with marketing firm Team SI for a website overhaul have been asking when they might see it. read more >