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George Floyd’s killing in May 2020 raised DEI’s profile. Still, our roundtable participants say words not action dominate the space today.

A slowing economy is the wrong time for companies to halt communication and marketing. Earned media is an efficient tool in such moments.

For this installment, we explore grammar basics of AP style that most writers use on a daily basis. 

Taking a stand on a political issue doesn’t define corporate values. Instead, data show values is a company acting on its beliefs.

How do you do PR when everyone knows your future owner wants out? Elon Musk and his in-limbo Twitter purchase provide answers.

Give props to Page (Arthur W. Page Society) for its just-released report “Stakeholder Capitalism and ESG: A Guide for Communication Leaders.” It’s transparent. “This is meant to be a study guide, not a white paper,”… Continued

PRNEWS welcomed Urska Srsen, cofounder of women’s health tracker, Bellabeat to discuss privacy and communication for women’s’ health tracking products.

On Sunday morning, July 3, a lifeguard participating in a training exercise at Smith Point beach, a park and swimming area off the Long Island, NY, coast received the shock of his life. A shark… Continued

If there’s a trophy for bad taste in sports, the hands-down winner is the National Football League and its affiliates. The names of teams inscribed on the trophy are too numerous to list. But surely… Continued

From a communication perspective, Roe v Wade messaging is carefully complex. For years, standard practice for in-house communicators and agency PR pros urged silence on political and social issues, at least publicly. That won’t work… Continued