4 tips from working PR pros on writing your press release
Sometimes a press release isn’t a good use of time and resources.
Sometimes a press release isn’t a good use of time and resources.
For PR pros, the rules are always changing—but the last two years of COVID-19 have accelerated an already rapid cycle.
The communications leader for the nonprofit broadcast group has a unique view into the changing way we communicate about the nation’s business.
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The dean of Penn State’s Bellisario School of Communications talks about the challenges facing young PR pros, how employers can help them succeed, and what comes next in this dynamic industry.
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If any of these outrageous developments hit the airwaves, you can say you heard it here first.
Being prepared for anything is a continued theme for the PR community in the new year.
Protocol, a sister publication to Politico, shares how it works with PR teams to share thought leadership and build executives a platform.
The senior vice president of communications at OppFi shares takeaways from her work on taking a brand public.
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The disgraced Silicon Valley leader offers clear lessons for PR pros.
From equipment recalls to an unfavorable product placement, research shows people think highly of the at-home exercise equipment brand.
TheSkimm’s #ShowUsYourLeave campaign is joined by Pinterest and others to highlight an important workplace issue.
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