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How AI Will Be a PR Pro’s Dream Come True

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Heidi began the webinar by talking about what has fueled the growth in AI by citing that “more data has been created in the past two years than in the entire history of the human race” (SINTEF ITC). AI helps PR pros make sense of these massive quantities of data and surface the insights that matter. McKinsey & Company). $2

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Why We’re Looking Forward to PRSA’s Conference This October

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The conference’s theme, communications convergence, is especially appropriate this year as technology continues to advance. The tracks include Marketing Communication, Leadership & Management, Big Data & Measurement, Reputation & Crisis Management, Tools & Techniques and Special Interests.

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Latest PR Trends

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Just like every other industry, the trends in public relations can be influenced by a variety of things such as technology, preferences from the customers, expectations from employees, and more. That’s because companies still need tools that will help them work through and with all the data that has been generated.

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Interview with PRSA’s National Chairman, Anthony W. D’Angelo

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meaning diversity, advocacy, technology and ethics. In technology, we’ve made a half-million dollar investment over three years in PRSA’s digital infrastructure, and have just added a staff position, in order to advance electronic delivery systems of the Society’s services. Frankly, PR isn’t a complimentary acronym for a lot of people.