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Virtual Events Give PR More Time to Hone Content, Messages for Media

August 1st, 2021 by

At press time, the outlook for in-person events seems precarious. As such, we asked Jamie Kightley, head of client services, IBA International, to discuss how B2B companies can bolster media opportunities at virtual events.

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Back to School: Writing Still at the Top for PR Pros and Academics; Culture,WFH Issues Rising

August 1st, 2021 by

We asked PR professors about trends in education for the approaching academic year. Where do students need instruction most? What skills or knowledge do they hope their charges gain before heading into the business world? We inquired of PR pros about skills/talents they seek most in young candidates. What areas require on-the-job training, which, during COVID-19, has been done remotely?

Data Hurts: A Better Way to Measure, Analyze and Evaluate PR

August 1st, 2021 by

Interest in PR measurement, research and evaluation have never been greater, for two main reasons: low-cost SaaS platforms put media analysis within reach of even the smallest organizations; and C-suites demand PR be measured, just like every other part of the enterprise.

PR Stars Mix Family, Humility, Humor and Cartoons in Enjoyable Books for Summer

August 1st, 2021 by

[Editor’s Note: Since many of our readers will take time off during August for a well-deserved break, we follow our July books reviews with another installment. It’s our way of wishing you a good vacation

How to Find a Niche Idea for Your Podcast

July 30th, 2021 by

Podcasting took a hit at the pandemic’s start. Downloads were off some 10 percent in March 2020. This likely came because fewer people were commuting as WFH rose. This, however, didn’t stop people from starting… Continued

PRNEWS GRADES: 2021 Summer Edition

July 29th, 2021 by

The PRNEWS staff encounters many examples of brand communication. Periodically, we offer blunt assessments of some of the best and not-so-great examples. In this summer edition, we examine some of the hottest brand campaigns

Communicator ‘Translates’ Crypto’s Advantages as Digital Currencies Seek Trust

July 28th, 2021 by

We asked Rachael Horwitz, operating partner at Andreessen Horowitz, about ‘translating’ a new currency format. We also asked what communicators at small companies need to consider as crypto continues its increasingly larger role in the business zeitgeist.

PRNEWS Honors Top Women in Industry in Virtual Gala

July 28th, 2021 by

PRNEWS celebrated this year’s class of honorees for Top Women in PR today (July 28). Honorees this year were recognized in five categories: Changemakers, Entrepreneurs, Industry Innovators, Mentors and Rising Stars.

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Lessons Earned: An Earthly Tip from a Boss with Sky-High Expectations

July 28th, 2021 by

[Editor’s Note: As Bill Gates says, “It’s fine to celebrate success, but it is more important to heed the lessons of failure.” Thomas Edison tried thousands of light bulbs before discovering his life-altering solution. Babe Ruth… Continued

Active Listening, Authentic Storytelling are Keys to Effect Social Change

July 27th, 2021 by

To shed some light on how PR pros can successfully promote cultural change inside and outside of their organizations, we gathered some of this year’s Top Women in PR together in a virtual roundtable to share their recent efforts and best practices.