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The very idea of book bans is counterintuitive to the PR profession, our author writes.

In this issue of Image Patrol, we examine the responses from Norfolk Southern and Microsoft after their respective crises.

Traditional methods of pitching aren’t going to fly when you’re trying to reach Gen Z.

Companies made a lot of moves this week to impact their audiences and users in a positive way. PRNEWS took a look at several launches and announcements made this week by TikTok, the publishing industry and Eli Lilly, hoping to improve the lives of those impacted. 

There is still significant work to be done to build diverse pipelines. Here’s what the industry can do to move forward.

One of the most effective, but oftentimes underutilized, strategies that can significantly broaden an organization’s reach on social media is the implementation of a coordinated employee advocacy program.

In today’s data roundup, we take a look back at measurable trends and issues that resonated in February. In particular, we focus on the Super Bowl, corporate reputation, influencer marketing and AI.

PRNEWS Live discussed Dove’s latest impactful campaign and partnership with LinkedIn, which supports The CROWN Act. Dove’s work bridges public policy and purpose-driven communication.

Ahead of Women’s History Month, we asked female communicators, during a virtual roundtable, about advancing in their PR careers, founding their own agencies and how the last few years of more flexible work have shifted the paradigm.

The idea behind a force multiplier is simple: How do we make an individual sailor, soldier, or marine more effective? Our contributor, formerly of the U.S. Navy, proposes that PR practitioners use use technology as the force multiplier it is.