With Elon Musk at the helm of Twitter (recently rebranded as X) and the continued chaos and criticism surrounding the company, Meta has seized the opportunity to unveil Threads, its own microblogging platform, to rival Twitter’s dominance. But the question remains: Will Threads become the new Twitter or fizzle out like Clubhouse? Assess these nine […]
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Greta Gerwig gets it. She is completely transparent in the main trailer for her summer blockbuster “Barbie.” After a pink-permeated glimpse of the doll’s idyllic plastic world in which things suddenly start to go awry, we read in an unmistakable glittery, rose-hued font the following invitation: “If you love Barbie, this movie is for you.
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Marketing and communications professionals have been embracing and experimenting with artificial intelligence to generate content, a new survey by The Conference Board and Ragan Communications finds. According to the report, 87% of marketers and 85% of communicators surveyed have used AI, with 68% in marketing and 60% in communications now using it at least “sometimes”
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Over my several decades as a health care business writer and editor, browsing hundreds of company websites and receiving (and deleting) thousands of press releases, I have not bothered to count the number of times an organization has claimed that some virtue or other is “in our DNA.” But it’s a lot. The term “corporate
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HONOLULU – Public relations and communications PRofessionals from across the state gathered at the 40th Annual Koa Anvils Awards ceremony held at the Halekulani on Thursday, July 27, 2023. The Hawai‘i chapter of the Public Relations Society of America’s (PRSA) received over 75 entries for this year’s awards and of those 54 were recognized with
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PRSA HAWAI‘I KOA ANVIL AWARDS CELEBRATES 40 YEARS HONORING THE BEST IN THE INDUSTRY HONOLULU – Public relations and communications PRofessionals from across the state gathered at the 40th Annual Koa Anvils Awards ceremony held at the Halekulani on Thursday, July 27, 2023. The Hawai‘i chapter of the Public Relations Society of America’s (PRSA) received
Read more articles on health and wellness in the June-July issue of Strategies & Tactics. My communication roots go back to high school as a newsletter editor and member of the forensics team. I have always loved the integration of words, pictures, and data to help folks understand, grow, and change. My entire life, in
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As some employees resist companies’ plans to return to the office after the coronavirus pandemic, a hybrid schedule that combines working from home some days with working in the office perhaps three days a week has implications beyond the workplace, CNBC reports. As a result, many cities could find their fiscal health imperiled. According to
PRSA members can access exclusive video content with Bryan Garner and Sandra Ericson, APR, offering further insights on crisis communications at this link. When Hurricane Ian made landfall on Florida’s Gulf Coast last Sept. 28, the Category 5 storm brought 155-mile-per-hour winds and a water surge that killed more than 150 people in the state
