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Why monitoring external factors is key to corporate reputation

Onclusive

Corporate reputation has surpassed profitability in its importance to business success—today’s customers, employees, investors, and other stakeholders have many choices, and they are leaning toward companies with a stellar public image. In the age of social media, managing corporate reputation is a complex undertaking. Richard Branson.

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The Marketing Power of Wikipedia: 8 Tips for PR Pros

MaccaPR

As PR and marketing professionals – and consumers – we often forget about the sheer power and influence that Wikipedia has on our daily lives. Wikipedia is a permanent part of our public culture. All jokes aside, Wikipedia does have a distinct influence on the business community. Wikipedia is just plain popular.

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Publishers seek compensation and attribution from AI training data - AMEC survey

Wadds Inc.

Large language models (LLMs) such as Claude, Gemini and ChatGPT are only as good as their training data, which is often sourced from large chunks of the internet, Google Books and Wikipedia. The ethical challenge for brands and corporate communications is significant. ”

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Time for communicators to help manage Employer Brand social channels

Communications Conversations

Recently, I’ve noticed a lot more traction around a term and space I’ve worked in with a couple clients the last few years: the “Employer Brand.” But, by and large, Employer Brands are still largely managed by HR teams. It’s time for communicators to step in and help manage these Employer Brands.

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Looking for a Brighter Future? Solarpunk is the Answer

Doctor Spin

Solarpunk might offer inspiration for other brands who are thinking about communicating a vision of a future world that isn’t scary. One of the critical principles is that it is a community-based movement rather than one dependent on large corporations or governments. In Wikipedia. In Wikipedia. In Wikipedia.

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Trick or Tweet? The Damage of TMI

Flack's Revenge

Yes, it does, according to technology activists (and Steward Brand, who coined the phrase; see Wikipedia). PR people (I am one) and corporations like to manage and control the release of information. So, does information really want to be free? It does if you are an insider trading apologist or fair disclosure objector.

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The Most Underrated Skill in Content Marketing? Fact-Checking

Contently - Strategy

When a brand is behind a story, there’s bias involved. I treat every story as a valuable source of information for readers—and a valuable gateway to a brand.” Whether I’m penning a reported piece, ghostwriting, or composing a blog post for a brand, there are a few fact-checking measures I always take.