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ICON 2021 Recap: Communications Executives on Building and Protecting Trust

PRSay

As trust in American institutions declines, companies should understand who they are and be consistent in how they present themselves, said Frank X. Shaw, corporate vice president, communications at Microsoft. To build trust with the public, companies “have to commit to it at all levels of the organization.

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Cultures of Corruption

Mindful Marketing

The company that found itself the focus of the humiliating headline was none other than Ernst & Young (EY)—one of the Big Four public accounting firms. ” “Corporate culture will be developed one way or another. Who would cheat on ethics?— The Security and Exchange Commission (S.E.C.)

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The 6-Step Guide to Creating a Thought Leadership Content Program

Contently - Strategy

The good news is that many companies have already cracked the thought leadership code using strategies that content marketers can emulate. Companies Doing Thought Leadership Content Well Thought leadership content comes in many shapes, sizes, and formats. People who don’t work for your company but are industry thought leaders.

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Behind the Headlines With Fred Lake

Cision

Jump ahead 30 years, and I’ve been leading strategic health care programming for every type of client in the health care industry—hospitals, payer groups, national healthcare nonprofits and major pharmaceutical companies. What are some of the differences in building a PR strategy for a large company versus a small nonprofit?

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The Most Recommended PR Tech Vendors [PR Tech Sum]

Sword and the Script

The feature “provides real-time notifications on significant news items on the companies you care about, powered by artificial intelligence,” according to an announcement. Let’s say you’re a software company with dozens of competitors in each of your markets globally. Nielsen reported that 5.8

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Engaging (and grilling) the social side of James Grunig

PR Conversations

Other publics also seek consequences from an organization that the organization might prefer not to provide—such as a pharmaceutical company producing an orphan drug that might cure a disease but is not profitable. Public relations research: An International Perspective, London: International Thomson Business Press.

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Legal Marketing and Snake Oil; Off Script #21: Larry Bodine

Sword and the Script

In the time I spent in-house for a global company and focusing on marketing to lawyers, one of the questions I’d consistently hear in the course of work from attorneys was this: There’s so much noise in marketing, how can I tell what is real and what is snake oil? The size of the firm didn’t seem to matter either.