CommPRO|Industry News
CommPRO keeps the communications, public relations and marketing industries connected, informed and creative.
Archive
- Accessibility
- Active Listening
- Advertising
- Advertising Agency Man...
- Agency Insurgents
- Agile Engagement
- Analysis
- Artificial Intelligence
- Awards
- Barter & Trade
- Blockchain
- Brand Simplicity
- Branding
- Business Ethics
- Business Leadership
- C-Suite TV Insights
- Career Advice
- Celebrity Branding
- Comms Tech
- CommunicationsMatch
- CommunicationsMatch Ag...
- Company Culture
- Conferences
- Content Intelligence
- Content Marketing
- Content Marketing Central
- Corporate Communications
- Corporate Insights
- Corporate Social Respo...
- Crisis Communications
- Critical Now
- Cryptocurrency
- Customer Engagement
- Digital Advertising
- Digital Asset Manageme...
- Digital Communications
- Digital Marketing
- Digital PR
- Direct Marketing
- Diversity Equity Inclusion (DEI)
- Dominican Women To Marry
- ESG
- Earnings Guidance &...
- Editorial
- Education
- Email Marketing
- Events
- Executive Management
- Expert Filomena
- Expert Silvia
TikTok’s U.S.–China Deal Redefines Global Trust and Messaging in the Age of Algorithmic Power
The U.S.–China framework deal over TikTok is a communications case study in global trust, tech diplomacy, and narrative control.
Reflecting on Memorial Day with Gratitude for Sacrifice and the Power of Communication
As we honor Memorial Day, CommPRO reflects on the year’s defining stories that reshaped communication, leadership, and trust.
Media.com CEO James Mawhinney Reacts to Proposed TikTok Ban, Highlights Broader Issues in Social Media
While the legislation’s future in the Senate remains uncertain, the proposed TikTok ban has sparked discussions about privacy, national security, and the free speech rights of millions of Americans.
After TikTok CEO’s Congressional Testimony, Brands Should Question Their Platform Presence
Unanswered questions, ambiguity and elusiveness by TikTok Chief Executive Officer Shou Zi Chew were on display before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on March 23.