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Andrew Cuomo’s stunning primary loss to Zohran Mamdani reveals not just a political shake-up, but a communications crisis for a Democratic Party struggling to connect with modern voters.

Comscore CMO Jackelyn Keller breaks down why the future of marketing is a fusion of emotional storytelling and intelligent technology.

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Discover how the communications industry is embracing freedom, responsibility, and purpose in a rapidly changing media landscape.

MarketCast’s Amy Fenton explains how marketers can adopt AI without compromising creativity or strategic depth.

As legacy outlets fade and creators rise, earned media professionals must rewrite the rules to stay relevant in a fractured, AI-influenced landscape.

This powerful call to action redefines mentorship for women by replacing outdated models with collaborative inner circles that foster growth, support, and success.

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Public relations veteran Tom Madden shares how hard work—not luck—built his career, and why he remains committed to human creativity even as AI transforms the industry.

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At the Cannes Lions Communications Town Hall, communications leaders made a powerful case for why AI must serve, not replace, human creativity, diversity, and authenticity in PR.

Communications leaders challenge the industry to go beyond performative allyship and commit to advancing equity through authentic storytelling, inclusion, and systemic change.

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At Cannes Lions, Microsoft’s Alysa Taylor and Under Armour’s Liz Bacelar delivered a wake-up call to marketers: AI isn’t magic—it’s work, and it’s time to start building.

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