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Associated Press Issues AI Guidelines

HMA Public Relations

Abbie Fink shares more on these new guidelines in this blog post. The Associated Press recently released its standards for generative AI outlining how to use these tools properly, ethically and journalistically. Find out more!

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The Generally Understood Rules Governing the Recycling of Blog Content

Prowly

Following these few general guidelines will help both new and experienced bloggers avoid some of the most common pitfalls associated with recycling blog content. The post The Generally Understood Rules Governing the Recycling of Blog Content appeared first on Prowly Magazine.

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The Anatomy of a Press Release – A Guide for PR Pros

Prowly

Most press releases follow industry standards and guidelines. Today, we’re going to show you exactly […] The post The Anatomy of a Press Release – A Guide for PR Pros appeared first on Prowly Blog. If you want journalists, editors, bloggers, and influencers to notice yours, there are certain best practices to follow.

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Social Media Press Release Guide (w/ Examples)

Prowly

Social media press releases are present virtually everywhere – but it’s hard to find guidelines on how to approach the topic. When you’re given the challenge of coming up with a social media press release, fear not – […] The post Social Media Press Release Guide (w/ Examples) appeared first on Prowly Blog.

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Top 10 Guidelines For Social Media Participation

Shift Communications

Below are guidelines that we drafted a while ago, refreshed for use for anyone who finds their way to them here on our blog. Feel free to repurpose and substitute your company name below and tweak as you see fit to fit your company’s guidelines. All we ask is that if you find it helpful to reach out and let us know!

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Blogging is dead: just 36% of internet users write blogs

Stuart Bruce

Blogging is dead, long live blogging. An interesting statistic from the GWI Brand report reveals that 36% of internet users aged 16-64 said that they wrote on a personal blog within the last month. Most are blogging about popular culture with films (43%) the favourite topic, followed by music and science/technology (40% each).

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AP Style Rules: Correct Uses for Race-Related Terms, Gender-Neutral Words, and Election Lingo

Cision

The latest roundup includes digital security tips for journalists as well as writing guidelines. It's time for our quarterly review of AP Style rules that you may need a refresher on.