As AI voice agents become more sophisticated, businesses are rethinking customer communications, combining automation with human expertise to deliver faster, more personalized and connected experiences.

As communications professionals explore how AI can change the way they work, a new platform from the co-founders of Marketwire is taking aim at some of the most time-consuming parts of public relations.

PR professional Tom Madden explores how the Vatican can balance medical transparency with faith, prayer and hope as Pope Leo XIV faces his cancer diagnosis and recovery.

What happens when decades of crisis counseling experience meet AI? Jim Lukaszewski introduces ASK JIM, his digital twin, and explores what technology can teach us about judgment, trust and advising leadership.

As AI reshapes journalism, public relations and the creative industries, Dominic Calabrese speaks with Columbia College Chicago students about their hopes, fears and what the technology could mean for their careers and futures.

At Advertising Week New York 2026, leaders from The Estée Lauder Companies, Ulta Beauty and the Breast Cancer Research Foundation explored how long-term partnerships can turn breast cancer awareness into meaningful action while building employee engagement and brand trust.

In his latest conversation, Samir “Mr. Magazine™” Husni sits down with longtime publishing consultant Bo Sacks to discuss artificial intelligence, the evolution of journalism, changing business models and why he remains optimistic about the future of magazines.

The 2026 PRSA-NY President’s Award recipient discusses journalism, press freedom, trust and why credible information matters more than ever.

For CommPRO’s Trusted Advisor Initiative, Helio Fred Garcia talks about AI, leadership, human judgment, ethical clarity and what it really means to be a trusted advisor.

CommPRO is collaborating with The Conference Board on a new study of CCOs and CMOs, and we encourage you to take five minutes to share your perspective on the opportunities and challenges shaping 2027.

In this latest installment of CommPRO’s Trusted Advisor Initiative, we explore why effective leadership is about looking beyond today’s challenges, anticipating what comes next and helping organizations prepare for the future.

EIN Presswire spoke with Don Lemon about independent media, journalistic ethics and his rare Elon Musk interview.

CommPRO brings together leading experts in shareholder activism, governance, law, communications and technology to explore what companies and their advisors need to know as the 2027 proxy season takes shape.

Dr. David Hagenbuch examines what Novig’s provocative Sydney Sweeney campaign says about the risks of using shock value to capture attention and where marketers should draw the line between engagement and responsibility.

Samir “Mr. Magazine™” Husni talks with Jon and Erin Westman about the changing business of publishing, the growing role of publishers as marketers and strategists, and why human connection still matters in the age of AI.

Arthur Solomon draws on decades of sports marketing experience to question whether mega-event advertising delivers enough lasting value to justify its multimillion-dollar price tag.

CommPRO explores why the real creative advantage in the age of AI comes from combining data and technology with the human judgment, instinct and emotional intelligence that still drive great work.

Tom Madden takes us along on a whirlwind Nashville weekend and comes home with a reminder for communicators: the strongest reputations are built not just by what you say, but by the experiences and stories people remember.

Racepoint Global is adding veteran agriculture communicator Eric Hodson as the sector faces increasingly complex conversations around technology, sustainability and reputation.

As Techtember wraps up, Bill Davies shares three lessons for communicators looking to break through the noise, from bold ideas and smart timing to a little more empathy.