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LinkedIn is a great place to break business news. But the facts are only half the story. If your executives are sounding more like a press release than like the unique human they are, it’s time for a refresh.

What makes this updated guidance on AI ethics different is its shift in perspective. The PRSA document reframes PR pros as active governors of AI adoption rather than cautious users.

When one looks closely, it’s easy to see how the founding fathers used the strategies and tactics of PR to help galvanize public opinion, spread revolutionary ideas and maintain morale, all impacting the veterans of today.

This week’s PR Roundup explores how brands should approach SNAP and the government shutdown, Muck Rack’s latest “State of PR Measurement” report and a beefy campaign from A.1.

2025 PRSA ICON gathered comms professionals, educators and students to explore themes on impactful storytelling, industry ethics, leadership and reputation in polarized times, and the effect of technology on the profession. 

Learn how to navigate AI crisis challenges by focusing on transparency and aligning AI use with brand values.

PR Roundup explores a “Your mom” quip from Press Secretary Leavitt to HuffPost’s Dáte in regards to a story question, Golin’s latest CEO Impact Index, and Capri Sun’s Halloween “Trick & Treat” stunt.

PRNEWS took the opportunity to highlight some non-candy Halloween campaigns for creative examples on how to reach an audience in spooky season

AI excels at the “what,” undoubtedly, but still struggles with the “why” and “what’s next when it comes to utilizing media intelligence.

Most companies prepare for technical outage recovery. Very few prepare for reputational recovery.