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Hold the front page: the news business remains a work in progress

Stephen Waddington

PR spotted the opportunity to create and publish owned content, alongside earned, working with traditional media. In time it also turned its attention to shared and paid, as search and social media advertising and promotion matured. It’s been a defining opportunity not only for the media but also for the PR business.

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Future of PR: 2020 edition

Stephen Waddington

First, the ease with which disinformation can be created and spread via social media has huge implications for public engagement and discourse in society. Second, structural issues in the mainstream media as it continues to transform to digital should be a concern for all practitioners. PR can be a stressful occupation.

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2024’s Top 5 PR Trends: What to Watch

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Melissa Strle It can be challenging for PR professionals to navigate through an array of tools and strategies. This article highlights the top five PR trends for 2024, offering insights to refine and modernize your PR strategies. Writing copy for social media is the most popular use for AI, according to 64% of PR pros.

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Stephen Waddington

Artificial intelligence, climate crisis, media chaos, COVID-19 impact and the reorganisation of organisations themselves, are among key trends identified by think tanks, analysts, consultants, agencies, brands, and other self-interested organisations. Happy New Year, reader.

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Public relations in 2018

Stephen Waddington

This is an article and deck about the outlook for public relations and social media in 2018. The quarterly data published by social media platforms tells the story. By 2030 everyone on the planet will be connected. LinkedIn, now owned by Microsoft, is pursuing an advocacy, content and learning strategy.

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