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A group of 13 industry insiders will guide PR Daily coverage and programming for 2022.
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PR insiders debate the link between the future of PR and the future of the media.
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PR insiders talk about measuring this growing focus for business communications and how the PR role can prove the value of putting brand reputation first.
Industry insiders break down what the data has to say about messaging the changes about mask guidance in public spaces.
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Experts at our recent Media Relations and Measurement virtual conference share tips on how to get audiences to stop doomscrolling—and spend more time with their stories and offerings.
A new offering from PRSA aims to help practitioners who have been laid off or furloughed during the pandemic find new opportunities and enhance their skills.
The automaker teased a new name for its U.S. operations, ‘Voltswagen’ to highlight its electric vehicle offerings. But when the effort was revealed as an April 1 prank, media pros said they had been fed lies.
With vaccines making the rounds, how can communicators start to get the public excited about travel and exotic destinations once more?