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International Perspectives From PRSA’s Global Affairs Committee

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Quentin Langley, chair of PRSA’s Global Affairs Committee, teaches PR, marketing and journalism at the Fashion Institute of Technology and at Fordham University, both in New York City. We have long been trying to understand the international perceptions of America. This is the age of radical transparency.

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The Plane Truth: Why Pittsburgh International Airport Is Breaking Its Own News With ‘Blue Sky’

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When a mainstream news outlet allocates reporters, resources and publication space to an article on the travel industry nowadays, it’s often because a crisis is involved — whether it’s a passenger getting dragged off a flight or a 10-month-old French bulldog dying in an airplane overhead storage bin. Email: dean.essner@prsa.org.

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In Memoriam: Kathleen S. Kelly, Ph.D., APR, Fellow PRSA

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Kelly retired from the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications in 2019 after 16 years, including three years as chair of the Public Relations Department, where she was an internationally recognized authority on fundraising as a specialization of public relations. Kelly, Ph.D., She was 77.

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Research From BEPS Results in Book Providing Guidance on Ethics Counsel

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All of these efforts are part of BEPS‘ commitment to providing thought leadership on ethics in public relations. Chapter 3 Don’t Overlook Your Office Neighbors: Why You Need to Focus on Building Internal Relationships. Chapter 7 How to Prepare for Ethics Counsel: Mentors, Training and Other Resources. Page Center. Dr. Marlene S.

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The Risks of Brand Stances on Political Issues

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For companies, demonstrative actions might range from internal processes to hiring practices and how a brand shapes — and is shaped by — the external environment. Gain consensus from your organization’s leadership and prepare to weather the storm. Clear messages on complex issues are important. Next, be brave, like Hobby Lobby.

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The Most Underrated Skill in Content Marketing? Fact-Checking

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In traditional journalism, diligent fact-checking is a given. This type of work is not journalism, strictly speaking. Dimond recalled writing a piece about how the parents of transgender children have translated their parenting lessons into business and leadership decisions. Fact-checking resources and tools.

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14 Views on When a Company Should Speak Out About a Social Issue Today

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And that means being mindful of current events and offering an opinion of what the company and its leadership feels is ‘right’ or appropriate. ” — Monique Farmer, APR, Professor of Practice in the College of Journalism and Mass Communications, the University of Nebraska, and Creator, Anvil Ready. Follow your gut.”

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