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Be a resource, not a nuisance: tips for navigating the media during a busy news cycle.

Undoubtedly, the breaking news section of every major publication has been dedicated to coronavirus, Black Lives Matter protests and the current political landscape. And rightly so. However, amidst all the craziness and sadness in our world today, the need for relevant, quality content is still in high demand. Now more than ever, journalists are looking […]

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Trends and Best Practices for Media Relations

In the PR strategies toolbox, the practice of media relations gives PR practitioners an opportunity to distinguish themselves while also giving their organizations an edge over the competition. As earned media, stories placed through media relations efforts are cost-effective. These media placements also provide a third-party endorsement for an organization’s message — something that owned

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Communication Is Essential to Navigate Changes in the Post-Pandemic Workplace

With approximately half of the U.S. population now fully vaccinated against COVID-19, businesses continue to prepare to return to the office. While the delta variant is putting some of the plans on hold for the moment, it’s critical for leaders to manage workplace changes, whether that means bringing all of their employees back to the

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The ROI of DE&I

For years, companies have been publicly espousing the value of diversity, and many have made significant strides in enhancing the makeup of their workforce. While increasing racial diversity in many companies was a necessary first step, the reality is that the first step was the only step for many organizations. Diversity extends beyond simply races,

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Gaps Persist Between Consumer Expectations, Company Actions, Study Finds

The security and privacy of their personal data are top concerns for consumers, says a new study from FleishmanHillard. In surveys of more than 10,000 consumers in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, China and Brazil, less than half (45 percent) of respondents said they’re willing to let companies collect their personal information in

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