The Best of July: 5 of the Most-Read Press Releases
Catch up on July's top press releases, including updates from Pringles, Jeep and Garmin.
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July’s top releases prove that great storytelling starts with making the news immediately clear and relevant. While the announcements span everything from nostalgic brand favorites to AI innovation, they all share a few key ingredients: concise, compelling headlines, a clear audience benefit, scannable formatting and the context and descriptive language that help both journalists and AI-powered search engines quickly understand why the news matters.
Here’s a closer look at the stories that generated the most clicks on prnewswire.com last month.
1. Pringles® Gives the Classic Hot Dog a Summer Glow-Up with First-Ever Pringles® Pop Dog Buns
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The Pringles Pop Dog Buns takes the most overlooked part of the hot dog and turns it into the star of the show. Sized up at 7.5 inches long and packaged in the brand’s iconic cans for a perfect fit, Pop Dog Buns deliver flavor from the first bite to the last. Whether you enjoy your hot dog with a side of Pringles crisps or place them directly on your dog for double the flavor and an extra pop of crunch, the limited-edition buns are available in a delicious, crisp-inspired lineup: Pringles® Sour Cream & Onion Pop Dog Buns, Pringles® BBQ Pop Dog Buns and Pringles® Honey Mustard Pop Dog Buns.
2. Olive Garden Announces the Return of its Iconic Never-Ending Pasta Pass
Since its debut in 2014, Pasta Passes have been claimed within minutes every year they were offered, making the sale one of the brand’s most anticipated moments. Pasta Pass was last offered in 2019, and fans have requested its return every year since.
“Even years later, guests still ask us about Never-Ending Pasta Pass, which speaks to the lasting enthusiasm and connection our fans have for it,” said Jaime Bunker, Olive Garden’s senior vice president of marketing. “Bringing it back felt like the right way to recognize the loyalty of so many guests who have kept it top of mind all these years, while celebrating what they love most about Olive Garden – abundance and incredible value – all wrapped into one experience.”
3. Return of an Icon: Jeep® Brand Unveils the 2027 Wrangler Laredo
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Inspired by the American Southwest and the rugged spirit of its namesake border city, Wrangler Laredo delivers an unmistakable personality through heritage colors, bold graphics, bronze accents and the return of the highly coveted tan soft-top.
“The Laredo name represents a pivotal moment in the Jeep brand’s evolution, and bringing it back was an opportunity to build on that legacy,” said Bob Broderdorf, Jeep brand CEO. “With Wrangler Laredo, we set out to create something that stands apart, while staying true to what the Jeep brand does best, delivering proven, trail-rated capability our customers can count on. It blends that capability with distinctive design, premium materials and unmistakable character, creating a Wrangler that feels true to its roots while offering something entirely new.”
4. Garmin launches LiveScope 2, its clearest live sonar yet
Widely considered one of the most influential innovations in modern fishing electronics, LiveScope lets anglers see real-time views of fish, bait and structure around the boat—now with three new transducer models that offer 20% greater resolution, improved noise reduction and expanded sonar coverage over the previous generation.
“Better performance and fewer components give anglers a cleaner setup and more space on the boat, so they can spend less time rigging and more time fishing,” said Susan Lyman, Garmin Vice President of Consumer Sales and Marketing.
5. iboss Launches Free AI Security Platform, Giving Every Organization Visibility and Control Over AI
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The new service gives any organization complete visibility into the AI tools its people are using, free of charge. Signup is instant, deployment takes an afternoon, and a complete AI footprint appears within hours. Organizations that want to go beyond visibility can upgrade on the same platform to enforce AI policy, prevent data leaks, and govern AI agents.
The AI Security Platform tracks prompts, sessions, users, and risk in real time across ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and dozens of other services, covering both browser-based tools and desktop AI applications such as Cursor. Every tool is automatically inventoried and classified by risk the moment it appears on an endpoint, with usage attributed to individual users and full prompt and response history that is searchable by user, vendor, message, or date.
