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Trends That Will Shape PR in 2018

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

What can PR professionals expect in 2018? Get ready for more of the same in 2018. In 2018 we’re likely to experience more technology-assisted visual storytelling and experimentation by brands. Earned media has kept its place as a highly sought-after outcome of a good public relations campaign. Here are some we’ve noticed.

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In 2018, Four Books That Make You Go Hmmm …

Deirdre Breakenridge

What are your goals for 2018 and what tools, skills and roadmap will get you there? The four books that made me go Hmmm and will make you do the same in 2018 are: The Opposable Mind by Roger Martin, The Agony of Decision by Hello Fred Garcia, The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg and The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod. A = Affirmations.

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The Best Journalism Movies

Landis PR

Photo courtesy of Pixabay In honor of the 2023 Academy Awards, the Landis team couldn’t resist picking our favorite movies about journalism to be nominated for or win an Oscar. The New York Times wrote, “what’s scary is how Howard’s rage taps into an age of anger and confusion — the mid-1970s in the show, but also of 2018.

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Don’t Overlook Your Office Neighbors: The Importance of Building Internal Relationships

Deirdre Breakenridge

Many young professionals aspire to leadership roles in their organizations, and senior executives advise the way to the top requires a concerted effort to build relationships across an organization over time. Page Society in preparation for the book, “ Public Relations Ethics: Senior PR Pros Tell Us How to Speak Up and Keep Your Job.”.

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Why the ‘Stealing Thunder Theory’ of Crisis Comms Requires Focus and Intent

PRSay

From journalism layoffs to AI-generated mis- and disinformation and from apathy to indifference, how media covers crisis and how the public consumes news has changed. In January 2024, the same study found that more than 830 jobs were lost in media, and the company projects up to 10,000 journalism and media jobs may be lost in 2024.

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Facts vs. Fluff: Are Opinion Pieces Dead?

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Some major publications have already begun doing so. In fact, a 2018 study by Yale University discovered that op-ed pieces in newspapers do, in fact, change minds. Researchers found that op-ed pieces had large and long-lasting effects on views among both the general public and policy experts.

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Unpacking the Lifespan of 2018’s Breaking News Cycles

PRSay

In studying the life cycle of breaking news items through Google search data, Google Trends, Axios and data visualization firm Schema determined that the biggest moments of 2018 — which ranged from the government shutdown to the Thailand cave rescue — maintained the public’s attention for an average of seven days.

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