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Professions versus machines

Stephen Waddington

The call for material will remain open for the remainder of 2018. The literature review is the third project by the #AIinPR panel which was formed in February 2018 to explore the impact of AI on PR. The panel has created a crowdsourced database of automation and AI tools used in PR with an app and web site in development.

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PR Software Pricing Estimates [PR Tech Sum]

Sword and the Script

Here’s the monthly PR Tech Sum rounding news and links from the world of PR technology. Yet Gina Nowicki penned a piece that estimates the pricing of PR technology tools for Prowly. Vuelio itself acquired ResponseSource – a ProfNet or HARO style tool – in 2018 for £5.5 Now with the variants, it’s like déjà vu. Content picks.

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Voice assistants: what you need to know for marketing and public relations

Stephen Waddington

Voice assistants are a nascent form of technology made possible by advances in speech recognition, high speed internet connections, and raw computing power. Number crunchers at analyst house Canalsys predict sales of 56 million worldwide in 2018 , up from 33 million in 2017. Alexa is an audio shop front for Amazon.

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Future of PR: 2020 edition

Stephen Waddington

Tackling fake news and disinformation: an ethical issue that strikes at the heart of practice 6. Tackling fake news and disinformation: an ethical issue that strikes at the heart of practice The great hope of the web was that it would democratise the publication and sharing of information. What we do 5.

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PR Tech Briefing: Onclusive Provides PR with Attribution Capabilities and Promises Novel Approach to Distribution

Sword and the Script

Recently, I’ve begun looking more closely at PR technology , companies. This is an effort to illustrate some of the interesting innovations occurring within the PR vendor community – and provide an agnostic source of information on tools and technologies I believe PR professionals should have on their radar.

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How Should People Feel about Machines?

Mindful Marketing

Students’ desires to text, check social media, and surf the web while in class have led many faculty members to begrudgingly prohibit technology in the classroom, but even with such policies in place, they still sometimes need to confront students who, like Ryan, feel they simply can't comply with the rules.

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An analysis of the impact of AI on skills in PR

Stephen Waddington

A new report published by the CIPR examines how much of what we do in public relations is threatened by technology. It examines the impact of technology and specifically AI on public relations practice. Technology is impacting PR in a variety of ways, including the simplification of tasks; listening and monitoring; and automation.