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News media in 2022: Reuters Institute Digital News Report

Stephen Waddington

It covers business models, audience strategies, journalism practice, regulation, and future technologies. Three-quarters (75%) of respondents say they are confident about their company’s prospects for 2022, though fewer (60%) say the same about the future of journalism. Generational issues are a key theme.

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Hopes, Dreams and Sage Advice: 40+ Marketing and PR predictions for 2023

Sword and the Script

Internal comms takes center comms stage in hybrid work. With the new dynamics of hybrid work established worldwide, Public Relations – as a professional who builds and consolidates relationships – becomes an even more strategic professional regarding the internal audience. Local news and indy journalism more trusted. “I

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3 Landmark Studies that Sum Up the State of Creativity for the CMO [UML]

Sword and the Script

That’s according to Oliver McAteer , writing for Campaign Live about a survey by buy-side vendor Sizmek. The company surveyed 500 marketers in Europe and the US and found many admit to struggling to marry “digital advertising and powerful creative work.”. Meanwhile, 84 percent say A.I. It’s not the only study to point to this trend.

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30 Pragmatic Marketing and PR Predictions for 2020

Sword and the Script

Note: Professor Moorman also champions The CMO Survey. 11) Privacy regs bring back the basics. The consumer privacy battle will rage on, and marketers will be affected by new data privacy regulations. Nine out of 10 companies surveyed by MIT show that they already use AI in some form to improve customer journeys.

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Conducting historical interviews in a transparent age

PR Conversations

This is a critical aspect of scholarship, but is commonly lacking in practice, particularly within public relations where crowd-sourcing exercises and publicity-oriented surveys may be viewed unproblematically. Online visibility can conflict with ethical demands to ensure privacy, confidentiality and anonymity for research participants.

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Conducting historical interviews in a transparent age

PR Conversations

This is a critical aspect of scholarship, but is commonly lacking in practice, particularly within public relations where crowd-sourcing exercises and publicity-oriented surveys may be viewed unproblematically. Online visibility can conflict with ethical demands to ensure privacy, confidentiality and anonymity for research participants.

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Conducting historical interviews in a transparent age

PR Conversations

This is a critical aspect of scholarship, but is commonly lacking in practice, particularly within public relations where crowd-sourcing exercises and publicity-oriented surveys may be viewed unproblematically. Online visibility can conflict with ethical demands to ensure privacy, confidentiality and anonymity for research participants.