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Public relations, as well as other branches of communications, has seen a rise in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the field. AI is fairly ne
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Industry surveys repeatedly report that measuring communication effectiveness and the link between internal communication initiatives and business results is a real challenge to t
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In recent years, employee advocacy has become a buzzword that has captured the attention of public relations, marketing, human resource
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In this blog, the author shares a few communication approaches that can help engage millennials better.
The ongoing debate on engaging millennials now probably has an
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How firmly steeped in science are the recommendations that media trainers give to their clients? Over the years I discovered that a great many of the facts on message delivery fellow media trainers anywhere in the world impart on their clients are simply not true or are wanting for a more accurate interpretation.
It is time to come clean with cu
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The ability to humorously interact with others at work is often considered an essential skill for organizational leaders. In general te
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What can internal communications do to create a sense of belonging among employees? Stated simply: increase employees’ level of motivation. I don’t understand motivation as th
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