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The Unwritten Rules Of Technology Public Relations: A Beginner’s Guide?

Remote PR Jobs

Originally seen on Forbes What technology PR agencies do is not rocket science. The whole industry is based on trust -- brands trust consumer electronics agencies with their reputation, and journalists put their faith in PR professionals to provide them with relevant content. Such requests often get ridiculed on social media.

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The Ethical Implications of Blurred Lines – Cheryll Forsatz

Ethical Voices

She discusses a number of important ethics issues, including: The ethical implications of blurred lines Influencer ethics and disclosure Ethics and AI Why don’t you tell us more about yourself and your career? What is the most difficult ethical challenge you ever confronted? Now it’s all regulated.

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The Ethics of Press Trips, Reviews and Affiliate Links – Scott Tharler

Ethical Voices

Joining me is Scott Tharler , an award-winning technology journalist. I first met him when I pitched him for a client, and we soon discovered we both went to Syracuse around the same time and had friends in common and wanted to talk about ethics. Scott discusses a number of important ethics topics including. I felt really bad.

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Hacking AI in PR: using AI tools to write a press release

Wadds Inc.

The threat are copyright and ethical issues that arise from the use of AI tools. Its first customer is Coca-Cola which aims to use generative technology for marketing and consumer experiences. Its first customer is Coca-Cola which aims to use generative technology for marketing and consumer experiences.

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AI and Journalism: What’s Next?

PRSay

But if you must continue, then let’s consider the explosive growth of generative AI technologies like ChatGPT and Google Bard. With every new technology, there’s concern that reporters will become obsolete. The intersection of journalism and AI is the most important media issue of our time. You can stop reading there.

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PR Pros Can Use AI and Hone Their Traditional Skills

PRSay

In public relations, generative AI has the potential to automate routine tasks such as writing press releases, social media posts and email pitches, thus allowing practitioners to focus on strategic, big-picture work. However, managing social media accounts can be time-consuming, even overwhelming, especially for larger organizations.

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Maxim Behar on the ethical use of artificial intelligence in "One more thing with Flora" on BNT TV

Maxim Behar

However, I feel like it’s already becoming a predominant part of our work, especially when it comes to writing texts or doing graphic design. I am still on the executive board of the global PR organization ICCO and together with my colleagues we’re trying to establish principles on how to govern the ethical use of AI in terms of copyright.

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