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Los Angeles, Calif., October 1, 2013 –The Generally Accepted Practices (GAP) VIII study is now live for senior communications professionals to submit responses. Findings drawn from the study are highly valued by senior-level management. Each year the top communications professionals and CEOs use the GAP findings to help produce actionable insights, understand the latest industry … Continue reading Industry Best Practices Study Now Open For Top Communicators

Perhaps no group of people possesses more sensitive, important and potentially damaging information about an organization than its employees.  Given this concern over social media image, organizations are crafting social media policies that limit what employees can say about their employers online.  Since PR practitioners are often viewed as social media gurus, crafting these social … Continue reading Free Speech v. Social Media: Is Your Policy Legal?

A few days ago, the New York Times printed an intriguing article featuring Scott Howe, CEO of Axciom Corporation, and his decision to embark on a ‘novel public relations strategy: openness.’ The marketing technology company unveiled a free website where consumers in the United States can view some of the information collected about them. The … Continue reading For the Sake of Transparency: Informing Interviewees

In a recent PR News article, IPR President and CEO Frank Ovaitt identifies four critical factors that make top global companies stand out in employee communications. Pulling from the 2013 qualitative research, “Best-in-Class Practices in Employee Communication: Through the Lens of 10 Global Leaders,” they include: An organizational structure that connects internal communicators with the … Continue reading Top Brands Offer a Roadmap For Communicating With Rank-and-File

By Ex Libris Agency, August 6, 2013 In his talk with David Geddes, principal at Geddes Analytics, on the results of AMEC’s 5th European Summit On Measurement, Evgeniy shared his opinion on the most important areas of media measurement of today, paying special attention to the adaptation of global trends to the Russian market. According … Continue reading Evgeniy Larionov, CEO of Ex Libris, a media research agency, gave an interview to the Institute for Public Relations (IPR), headquartered at the University of Florida

The majority of Americans have positive attitudes toward business and are actually wary of any government regulation of business, according to the findings from the Public Affairs Council’s (PAC) 2013 Pulse survey. The PAC’s findings examined how Americans lack faith in the federal government to solve the nation’s pressing issues, and they’re looking to business … Continue reading More Positive on Business, More Wary of Government?