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PR Placing a Premium on Creativity; Findings from 5 Studies in Public Relations

Sword and the Script

88% of PR pros say creativity is more important in the era of Covid. PR places a premium on creativity in Covid era. Nearly nine in 10 (88%) to the Creativity in PR study “believe creativity will be either ‘extremely’ or ‘very’ important to business recovery post-Covid.”

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From Crisis Point to Turning Point

Maxim Behar

“The Global PR Revolution” is delving into ethics, morality, accuracy, and transparency — but the fact is that the gist of our job has always been to tell the truth, and this is what we’ve been doing in our everyday lives. Many people deem the Bell Pottinger case an incredible precedent and a milestone in the PR industry.

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Understanding the Defense Tech Industry and the Role of Public Relations

5W PR

It delves into the intricate landscape of national security, cutting-edge innovation, and complex ethical considerations. In this high-stakes arena, public relations isn’t simply useful when it comes to crisis control. It’s about protecting lives, forging strategic partnerships, and navigating ethical gray areas.

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5 Valuable Notes on Crisis Management from the “Ray Donovan” TV series

Reputation Antistress by Sergii Bidenko

It's about a crisis fixer who helps rich and influential clients solve their problems. The character has many ethical and personal questions. In my practice, only some clients want to protect themselves in advance than those who call me during a crisis. This is a valuable skill for any crisis manager. That's good!

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Humans still needed in AI-assisted public relations

Wadds Inc.

The public relations profession will continue to need human skills such as emotional intelligence, ethical reasoning and strategic judgement that technology cannot replicate. Activities including reputation management, crisis communications, and contextual intelligence were AI-resistant and remain human-led.

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PR Pros Can Use AI and Hone Their Traditional Skills

PRSay

Not a substitute for PR skills Still, generative AI is not a substitute for human creativity and intuition. PR practitioners have valuable skills that cannot be replicated or replaced by AI, such as strategic thinking, crisis management and the ability to build relationships.

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4 Myths about AI and PR

Offleash

I’m not attempting to (age myself or) minimize the actual risks and important ethical questions surrounding this next wave of AI. While AI can automate, streamline, and improve the work we do, it can’t bring the same level of creativity, intuition, and certainly not the relationships (putting the “relations” into public relations.)