What an ‘interconnected’ approach to PR looks like in 2021
To ensure you are breaking down silos between teams, one PR pro says you must become the ‘question master.’
To ensure you are breaking down silos between teams, one PR pro says you must become the ‘question master.’
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The top communicator for the music streaming giant shares lessons from her work across a global company that has changed the game for digital media.
Follow this framework to calmly, confidently shepherd your colleagues through choppy skies.
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Joanne Callahan, speechwriter and corporate communicator with Con Edison in New York, shares tips on finding the story and honing a message to fit your audience.
The social media platform said it hopes to ‘more quickly build an effective community-driven solution’ that cuts down on fake news.
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A report reveals digital media pros’ career obstacles, limitations and frustrations—and how companies can equip these invaluable employees to succeed.
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PR and media professionals weigh in on how his speech offers a bridge to the many priorities he has set for his incoming administration—and what communicators can learn from a symbolic day.
In order to prove your value as a communicator in the future, your measurement will have to be more sophisticated and take advantage of these emerging tools.
But the research also suggests strong pushback by some. Businesses face a tough call on whether to make shots mandatory for employees.
A prominent employment attorney discusses the limits of speech and expression in today’s heated, hyper-partisan environment.
Linda Thomas Brooks offers her thoughts on the future of an industry with “the skills and perspective to be at the center of that universe.”