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PR Roundup: Employee Conduct, AXE Creator Collaborations and Social News and Trust

October 16th, 2025 by

This week’s PR Roundup explores the high stakes of personal conduct in a hyperconnected world, how AXE’s tongue-in-cheek TikTok collaboration proves the power of creator partnerships, and why new research shows PR pros must rebuild trust as young audiences turn to (but doubt) social media for news.

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Pentagon Press Policy Standoff: Lessons for Communicators

October 15th, 2025 by

When the world’s most powerful defense institution declares that “the press no longer roams free,” it’s a revealing example of how even someone steeped in media can misunderstand both a mandate and the medium. In… Continued

Chicago, IL, USA - June 2 2022: Bilingual signage at a Chicago Target store limits the purchase quantity of baby formula to four per guest due to the nationwide shortage.

Crisis in Two Languages: Proactively Building Bilingual Rapid-Response Systems

October 15th, 2025 by

For multilingual organizations, building a bilingual rapid-response system goes far beyond simply translating messages.

How the Top Six AI Systems Prioritize Search Results—Plus Five Tips

October 13th, 2025 by

Generative AI services like ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini are changing how we search for and access information. But each gen AI service prioritizes search results differently. A column from Steve Smith, Associate Partner at Voxus PR, examines how each platform differs and tips for companies moving forward.

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PR Roundup: American Eagle CMO Speaks, PR Not Sold on AI, Repicturing Rural America

October 10th, 2025 by

This week’s PR Roundup reviews the first public appearance of the American Eagle CMO since this summer’s Sydney Sweeney jeans debacle, a new study showing not everyone in PR is into AI, and how Getty learned what its audience needed through reading data.

PRNEWS Announces the 2025 Platinum Award Winners

October 9th, 2025 by

PRNEWS announced the winners of the 2025 Platinum Awards on Tuesday, October 7, before an audience of more than 400 PR and communications professionals gathered at the Pier Sixty venue in New York City. This year’s Platinum winners represent the industry’s highest standard of creativity, innovation and impact—those who have reached the pinnacle of strategic storytelling, brand reputation and audience connection.

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How to Make Press Releases Work for Journalists and AI Algorithms

October 8th, 2025 by

In this exclusive Q&A, Reinoso explains that press releases are no longer just for journalists—they’re now built for search engines, social platforms and even AI aggregators.

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Not If, But When: Data Breaches Threaten Brand Trust

October 7th, 2025 by

Liv Allen, VP at Codeword, and Chelsea Korman, Brand and Communications Director at Demandbase, discuss the growing threat of cyberattacks and data breaches, noting 93% of company networks are vulnerable.

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PR Consolidation Is Forcing In-House Teams to Become the Agency

October 2nd, 2025 by

As consolidation reduces the number of PR agency partners and rising costs make retainers tougher to swallow, in-house teams are evolving.

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PR Roundup: AI Workslop Emerges, PR Loses Credibility and “Reading Rainbow” Returns

October 2nd, 2025 by

PR Roundup explores AI workslop invading productivity for communicators, a new study showing journalist dissatisfaction with public relations professionals using AI for media relations and how the new host of “Reading Rainbow” was chosen via social media.