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Navigating Change with Fareed Zakaria And Revolutionary Insights for Today’s World
“It’s a clear signal that traditional political metrics no longer align with public sentiment,” Fareed states.
Navigating News in the Age of Snappy Videos on TikTok
As traditional journalism grapples to adapt to this digital revolution, akin to bloggers of the TikTok era, it becomes imperative to scrutinize the implications and potential ramifications of this seismic shift in media consumption.
Peter Shankman Launches HERO To Reinvent the Journalists and Sources connection
Shankman is starting a new venture, HERO, aimed at continuing and expanding upon the mission of facilitating journalist-source connections in an evolving media landscape.
Remembering Robert MacNeil
Robert MacNeil’s passing marks the end of an era, and his contributions to journalism will continue to resonate for generations.
What Every Journalist Wishes They Could Tell Every Publicist
In the dynamic interplay between journalists and publicists, a silent list of grievances and wishes often goes unexpressed.
Instead of Advertising and Subscriptions, There’s a New Way to Support Investigative Journalism—a Hedge Fund
A novel blend of media and finance, aiming to benefit from the synergistic relationship between news reporting and trading.
Katie Couric Unveils Her Full Story of Challenges and Achievements
Couric, an acclaimed journalist, author, and media pioneer, has crafted a narrative that not only highlights her professional milestones but also intimately explores her personal experiences and the influences that shaped her.
2023 Newspaper Headlines Provided Inexpensive PR Lessons That Are Not In Expensive Text Books
The year 2023 is history. But I can assure you that the year 2024 will provide many PR lessons from headlines from happenings that have nothing to do with our business but nevertheless can apply to it.
2023 Cable Breaking News: A Year Marked by Controversies and Media Division
“In this world of uncertainty, one thing is constant: With scant exception, the news delivered by cable broadcast channels will either be incomplete, misleading, prejudicial or outright lies.”
Beyond the Press And Into the Diverse Landscape of News Channels and Platforms
From traditional newspapers to social media snippets, the way your audience consumes news has transcended the limitations of the traditional press
CommPRO Unveils Exciting Lineup of 2024 Innovations Summits to Shape the Future of PR and Communications
These dynamic events bring together industry leaders to share their invaluable experiences and insights on pressing issues in the public relations and communications field.
How Do Journalists Cover a Habitual Liar Like Trump?
Journalists gearing up to chronicle next year's Presidential election face a special challenge.
Heather Hendershot Talks 'When the News Broke: Chicago 1968 and the Polarizing of America'
Join Michael in his discussion with historian Heather Hendershot on the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago and compellingly argues that this convention was a pivotal moment in American history.
AI, Ethics, and Public Relations
With adoption having reached a tipping point, industry visionaries are now leveraging AI to generate content, pitch, measure, and even manage the whole PR process.
Media Biases Are Easy To Spot If You Look For Them
Media biases are everywhere. And they’re easy to detect, especially in political and sports reporting.
Paying More At The Grocery Store? Blame It On Beyoncé, Not The Fed Or Maine
History shows that the predictions of the economic seers and the support that candidates receive from show biz folk should not be taken seriously.
A Brief History Of Media Hoaxes And A Reminder That "Fake News" Is Nothing New
One of the earliest instances of media hoaxing in America occurred in 1835 when the New York Sun published articles claiming the esteemed astronomer Sir John Herschel had made groundbreaking discoveries on the Moon.
How To Not Be Aware and Responsible During a Tragedy As Demonstrated By A New York Times Reporter
A recent incident involving Kellen Browning, a reporter for The New York Times, has brought to light the complexities of maintaining sensitivity in the face of tragedy.
Is Today's Journalist a Social Advocate or Fact Driven Reporter?
With America still trying to come to terms with racism, discrimination and other societal ills, should today's journalist focus more on advocating for change rather than merely reporting the facts of a given story?