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Avoid these mistakes before you hit send. Reporters are working in a very different media environment than they were five years ago, but what they want from PR pros hasn’t really changed. They want relevant ideas, credible information and access to people who can help them tell a story. It’s equally important to know w
Including X, Facebook, TikTok and more. A startup called Operation Bluebird has launched a new social network called Twitter.now, arguing that Elon Musk’s X gave up the rights to the Twitter name, the word “tweet” and the familiar bird logo when it rebranded, according to ARS Technica. X sued the company last year to s
Organizations know them as strategy and integration, enablement, or operations leaders — and they’re incredibly important. Ben Kalevitch is managing director of United Minds. Communications functions have spent years talking about integration. What they haven’t done is invest in the people responsible for making it hap
At Ragan’s AI Communications Virtual Conference, I talked about using AI as a co-writer, editor and strategic partner. Here’s how to turn that into a practical workflow. Lorra M. Brown is director of the online Master of Arts in Digital Communication program and an assistant professor at the University of North Carolin
Darcie Rosenthal of ADM shares how to simplify manager communications, challenge AI output and build messages around what employees actually need. Long before Darcie Rosenthal was helping shape how ADM communicates across a global workforce, she was making fast editorial calls in morning newsrooms across the South and
AI fluency and business literacy give communicators a leadership edge. Communicators have spent much of the AI era discussing what it can take off their plates. It’s a good first step, but we’re now at a place where AI can do more than improve efficiency. Alex Sevigny, adjunct professor at McMaster University and advis
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Something will always go wrong. But that doesn’t mean you have to yell about it. Rachel Salis-Silverman is chief content officer at Ragan Communications. For 30 years, Marta Ravin has worked in a world where the unexpected is inevitable with no opportunity to pause, regroup or try again. As a producer of pop-culture pr
Communicators need to understand what’s driving the frustration before it becomes a trust problem. Polaroid took the AI debate onto a Coney Island beach this summer. Rising from the sand was a giant billboard with a message aimed directly at one of the technology’s most controversial talking points: “Go jump in some wa
Plus: Instagram changes how it labels AI-generated influencers; using tariff refunds as PR. A truckload of 40,000 pounds of Pabst Blue Ribbon was stolen in Montclair, California. Not the truck, just the contents. In a strange turn, the beer brand has offered a deadline for its return. If the beer is given back within 1
Plus: Meta settles $18 billion social media suit; Substackers are not subscribing like they used to. Callaway has cut ties with Good Good Golf and released an updated statement as the fallout continues over its ad that showed a man shoving a woman to the ground for considering touching his golf club. The companies had
Professional communicators weighed in on what to do now in the wake of the Hayden Panettiere controversy. The death of Hayden Panettiere shined a light on comments she made months before her death. In a May podcast interview, Panettiere claimed her long-standing contract with Neutrogena was not renewed in 2015 due to h
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