Future of Information

The rise of AI powered deception is reshaping corporate risk and forcing communicators to rethink trust at its foundation.

Inside CommPRO’s Communications Week Town Hall, industry leaders confronted what it means to stay human when machines can speak faster than we can think.

A fresh look at Trump’s Epstein response shows how panic-driven PR backfires every time.

A closer look at the BBC crisis reveals a coordinated political power play with far-reaching implications for communicators.

A sharp look at why pundits got New York’s surprise result wrong and what communicators must understand before 2026.

A cohort of agency movement in October reveals where clients are heading as 2026 planning accelerates.

Glass Lewis’ shift away from universal proxy guidance marks a turning point for investor relations and corporate communication strategy.

CNBC’s Bob Pisani reflects on 9/11, meditation, and lessons communicators can draw from endurance and clarity.

A single unscripted exchange turned Abigail Spanberger’s victory speech into a master class in authentic leadership—one every communicator should study.

As AI blurs the lines between truth and fabrication, communications leaders rally around authentication as the future of credibility.

The socialist mayor-elect’s victory in New York City signals deep political fractures—and vital lessons for communicators navigating polarization.

Seven million Americans united on Oct. 18 to denounce Trump’s authoritarian policies. What communicators should note: sustained storytelling and voter engagement will define what happens next.

A journalism trailblazer’s lifetime of impact is recognized with one of PR’s highest honors.

Jimmy Kimmel Live returned in September and dominated YouTube with a 305% spike in unique viewers, proving that authentic content and smart timing can drive massive engagement.

Donald Trump’s message discipline and directness offer lasting PR lessons for today’s communicators.

LEGO is stacking serious momentum on YouTube by leaning into Shorts and creator-driven content—and communicators should pay close attention.

A new wave of regional and mission-driven agencies is reshpaed the PR power map in September 2025.

Columbia College Chicago students are taking a stand, calling out censorship and hypocrisy in President Trump’s attacks on free speech.

Veteran reporters turned creators shared how Substack, YouTube, and podcasts are rewriting media trust and opportunity for communicators.

A growing list of veteran PR names is surfacing in new Epstein revelations, revealing how reputational shields were built and maintained at the highest levels.

Chuck Todd laid out his vision for rebuilding trust in journalism—by reinventing local news as a business built around service, sports, and community.

John Kelly’s Dummy magazine is a masterclass in media reinvention through passion, print and purpose.

An inside look at how one of PR’s top leaders would tackle the escalating Tylenol controversy.

A candid CommPRO Town Hall in New York challenged executives to move beyond greenwashing, embrace transparency, and anchor messaging in material action.

Israel’s battlefield victories are overshadowed by global opinion losses, revealing a hard PR lesson for communicators.

Trump’s 56-minute UN speech is a masterclass in presence under pressure and a cautionary tale about message discipline, facts, and logistics.

Marketers are spending more on influencers, but brand safety gaps expose reputational risks communicators must address.

The publishing industry is pushing harder on revenue without solving its identity crisis, and marketers should take note.

The 2025 PRSA-NY Big Apple Awards delivered an inspiring night celebrating creativity, authenticity, and leadership across the communications industry.