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Corporate Communication: Create Opportunity out of Crisis

Ronn Torossian

Crisis communication is a subspecialty of PR, and it’s designed to protect and defend an individual, company, or organization facing a public challenge to its reputation. Crisis communications aim to help an organization minimize damage to its reputation from negative publicity during a critical event or situation.

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Navigating the new era of corporate communication: AI as the catalyst of spokesperson excellence

Agility PR Solutions

In an age where every statement can be amplified across the globe in seconds, and the line between a company’s success and crisis often hinges on the effectiveness of its communication, the stakes have never been higher for corporate spokespeople.

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Future of Corporate Communications study finds CCOs investing more in technology

Stuart Bruce

The Edelman 2023 Future of Corporate Communications survey found that half of respondents see themselves as strategic advisers to or partners to their company’s leadership … © Stuart Bruce - Future of Corporate Communications study finds CCOs investing more in technology was first published on Stuart Bruce's Stuart Bruce the PR Futurist (..)

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Understanding public feeling part 2: Crisis Communications

The Resolution Blog

The second episode in our ‘public feeling’ mini-series, Stella Bayles interviews author and crisis communications expert, Amanda Coleman, on why understanding ‘how the public is feeling during a time of crisis’ is paramount to PR strategy.

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How To Master The Public Apology: PR Tips

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

It’s not easy to apologize, especially if things unfold in the public eye. As any PR expert knows, there’s an art to the public mea culpa. Here, then are some guidelines for an effective public apology. It’s quite long at 11 minutes, but a controlled and quiet example of a near-perfect public apology.

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Global PR body ratifies 10 ICCO Warsaw Principles for ethical use of AI in public relations and communications

Stuart Bruce

© Stuart Bruce - Global PR body ratifies 10 ICCO Warsaw Principles for ethical use of AI in public relations and communications was first published on Stuart Bruce's Stuart Bruce the PR Futurist - Stuart Bruce on the future of public relations, communications, corporate affairs, reputation, crisis communications and measurement and evaluation.

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Zoom: Zoom?s Public Relations During a Crisis

Ronn Torossian

Public relations and marketing agencies have all been altering their strategies, while the budgets that brands and corporations set for their yearly advertising strategies have been drastically shortened. The post Zoom: Zoom’s Public Relations During a Crisis appeared first on. Some may argue that […].

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