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10 Podcasts PR Pros Should Listen To

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

This weekly podcast hosted by New York Public Radio explores how the media is made, examines threats to free speech and unravels hidden agendas in major news stories. Every week on For Immediate Release, join a conversation that analyzes digital and social media news for PR pros. The NewsWorthy . For Immediate Release.

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More on PR2020: social media activism, internal comms resurgence, storytelling and professionalism

Stephen Waddington

Thank you to everyone who sent me feedback on my essay on the future of PR via email or social media. There were some clear misses in my original essay: social media activism, internal communications, storytelling and professionalism in PR. Social media activism is only possible because brands don’t listen.

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The rise of FemTech

PR in High Definition

The term ‘FemTech’ was coined by Ida Tin in 2016 (Co-Founder of Clue), just eight years ago. But, like every different flavour of technology, it did not just spawn out of thin air and its roots go back a long way. But today, we’re in the midst of a revolution – albeit a quiet one – of technology catered solely to women.

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How PR can innovate in 2016

The Resolution Blog

Anecdotally, one MD of a small agency recently bemoaned to me the inability to regularly ‘take a step back’, assess and evaluate how they work as an agency in order to optimize their ways of working, structure, creative planning, etc. The lack of reflexivity in PR is potentially a big barrier to innovation. Simon Collister.

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Impact of Technology on PR

Critical Mention

The impact of technology on public relations is accelerating. As such, PR pros must determine how they can best leverage technology to stay current. In the end, technology is at the heart of most organizations. To maintain a competitive edge companies need to effectively use technology that makes sense for their specific needs.

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Corporate America Looks to PR for Digital and Social

The Proactive Report

It would appear that the corporate pendulum is swinging away from marketing as the place for social media to PR. More than half (51%) of marketing and advertising execs polled in November 2015 said the PR team is best suited to handle social media activity. Study by The Creative Group.). The Technology Challenge.

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Corporate America Looks to PR for Digital and Social

The Proactive Report

It would appear that the corporate pendulum is swinging away from marketing as the place for social media to PR. More than half (51%) of marketing and advertising execs polled in November 2015 said the PR team is best suited to handle social media activity. Study by The Creative Group.). The Technology Challenge.

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