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Comms experts break down the inauguration’s messaging highlights, speechwriting tactics and storytelling takeaways.
In order to prove your value as a communicator in the future, your measurement will have to be more sophisticated and take advantage of these emerging tools.
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The strong rebuke from Forbes of those who have refused to acknowledge the truth of the 2020 election is a warning for the PR profession, one pro argues.
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When it comes to your crisis communications plan, should you “sweep the leg?” Here’s some PR advice from the hit Netflix show.
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This senior vice president shares her thoughts on the future of the industry, tools that keep her organized and more.
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With vaccines making the rounds, how can communicators start to get the public excited about travel and exotic destinations once more?
