The Future of PR Will Be as Much About Culture as Communication
In our current age of globalisation, international public relations – understanding, engaging and executing global PR – is becoming more important than ever. Companies are crossing borders with their messages, media and services (whether it’s an active or passive choice) – and it’s vital that our industry is prepared
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The Lack of Real Intelligence in Media Intelligence
This blog is a part of Measurement Month and originally ap
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Globalization Shifts Societal Expectations for Businesses and Corporate Social Advocacy
This study appears courtesy of the author Dr. Melissa Dodd, University of Central Florida and originally appears in the Journal of Public Interest Communications.
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Has Social Media Made Customer Service Easier for Consumers?
Social media amplifies the voices of consumers and gives them a platform to voice both praise and criticism at the click of a button.
Businesses often struggle with how to approach negative comments on social media, but engaging with customers and their criticisms can go a long way: 45 percent of people say they would v
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How to Evaluate Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
This blog is a part of Measurement Month and originally appears in PR News. It is presented by the IPR Measurement Commission
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Women Leaders say Personal Brand is Vital for Success: But Most Don’t Have A Vision or Plan
Novelist, poet and journalist George Eliot once said, “It is never too late to be what you might have been.” Her statement speaks volumes about personal brand and our ability to influence not only who we are, but also the perceptions about us. Consultant and author Ron Ashkenas agrees, “We have the power to determine and
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How Ben & Jerry’s Support for Black Lives Matter Fostered a Different Kind of Dialogue on Social Media
This blog post is a summary of “Challenging the Dialogic Promise: How Ben & Jerry’s Support for Black Lives Matter Fosters Dissensus on Social Media,” by Erica Ciszek, Ph.D., University of Texas, and Nneka Logan, Ph.D., Virginia Tech. For the full study, please visit Journal of Public Relations Research.
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Studying Corporate Reputation: As Easy as ABC
This blog is a part of Measurement Month and originally appears in PR News. It is presented by the IPR Measurement Commission
Sue Grafton, author of the alphabet mysteries, once wr
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Credibility or Credulity? Examining Political Organization-Public Relationships in an Election of Interloping Candidates
This blog appears courtesy of the researchers Kaye D. Sweetser, Ph.D., San Diego State University, and Nicholas Browning, Ph.D., Indiana University. The full study can be found here.
Researchers Kaye D. Sweetser and
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New Insights into Evaluation Stasis – Food for Thought
This blog post is presented by the IPR Commission on Measurement and Evaluation.
Evaluation has been on the lips of industry leaders and academics in public relations for more than four decades,
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