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Agency Elite 2025: The Top PR, Marketing and Communications Firms

PRNEWS’ annual list of the most innovative PR, marketing and communications firms in the business.

AI and Misinformation: A Major PR Problem

A recent audit by NewsGuard revealed that AI-generated content frequently produces unreliable information, with errors appearing in nearly 18% of responses, and this info is left uncorrected in 38% of cases.

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Media Relations

Breaking Into a New Industry: 6 PR Strategies for Success

Entering a new industry as a PR manager is both exhilarating and daunting—because even with a charismatic spokesperson and compelling topics, success doesn’t always come quickly. Here are six tips for navigating a move into a new sector as a PR manager.

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Media Relations

Media Relations: Tips for Building Reporter Relationships in Changing Times

Ahead of PRNEWS’ Media Relations workshop, we spoke to presenter Michelle Ubben, President and Partner at Sachs Media Group and got a peek into her panel session, “The 411: Pitching Journalists, Relationship Building and What NOT to Do.”

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Branding/Marketing

PR Roundup: Wicked Overload, News Influencers and a PRSA Honor

This week’s PR Roundup looks at the “Wicked” movie’s test case for PR oversaturation, America’s fascination with news influencers and a global honor for PRSA.

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Will Bluesky Change PR?

Social media trends come and go, but it seems to have been awhile since an existing social media platform (Bluesky) has encouraged so many users to jump ship from their current social media habits. Such moves are something for the PR and communication industry to pay attention to.

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Influencer Marketing

The 2024 Election and the Changing Definition of ‘The Media’

Former President Donald Trump’s decisive victory in the 2024 Presidential Election has ushered in new questions for candidates and campaigns about messaging strategies and how to reach people. It’s proved that “the media” is no longer solely legacy outlets. Social media influencers and podcast hosts are now just as much a part of the media landscape as correspondents, columnists and editors.

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Digital & Technology

PR Roundup: Connectively Done, X Exodus, AI Pros and Cons

This week’s PR Roundup follows Cision’s upcoming shutdown of Connectively, formerly known as HARO, the mass exodus of users and brands from X (formerly Twitter), and a new study featuring the pros and cons of AI for digital PR.

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Media Relations

Six PR Lessons From the Presidential Election That Apply to All Practitioners

There are several important lessons from the 2024 Presidential Election that PR people can apply to non-political accounts, from dealing with media to performing research to preparing client talking points.

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Media Relations

Ask a Journalist: Tanya Christian of Consumer Reports on Why Journalists and Publicists Need to Rekindle the Relationship

[Editor’s Note: Ariane Lovell, Senior Vice President, Media Relations, NY Health and Multicultural Earned Media Lead at Weber Shandwick, is taking the lead for our reinvigorated “Ask a Journalist” series. First up? A conversation with Tanya Christian, multimedia content manager at Consumer Reports and former news & politics editor at ESSENCE.] Ever wonder what really […]

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