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Communicators can learn from Jann Wenner’s fall from grace. Clearly, media interviews and high-profile public speaking opportunities can have real consequences for public image.

The need for ethical guidelines is more crucial than ever, no matter the profession.

Seasoned public relations professionals share firsthand insights on the invaluable impact of PR association membership. From networking to professional development, examine the essential role these associations play in shaping successful careers.

This week we take a look at lesson from the ongoing writers’ strike, a new COVID testing rollout and ESG broken promises. 

Stephen Chavez, president of ChavezPR and PRSA Los Angeles, recently took the helm of nonprofit advocacy organization Latino Equality Alliance (LEA). PRNEWS spoke with him at the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month about coalition building, the Alliance’s biggest communications priorities and advice for communicators looking to reach the Hispanic market.

It used to be that the boundary between public relations and marketing seemed as wide as the Grand Canyon. Yet today it’s evident that artificial intelligence is not just blurring these lines—it’s erasing them. For those in the PR and marketing realms, AI offers a unique opportunity to dismantle old silos and forge stronger, integrated strategies. 

As Washington continues to evolve, corporate communications officers must take a holistic approach to reputation management, considering public affairs within their broader strategic operations.

PRNEWS Live discussed the impacts Hispanic culture has had on the PR industry, and how to create more inclusive, authentic campaigns, focusing on Hispanic culture. 

We’ve seen a trend over the last year of brands finding themselves in boiling water. So how can a brand get up, dust themselves off, and most importantly, maintain its customers’ trust?

Our contributor argues qualitative consumer research has its limitations, chief among them that consumers don’t think or talk in insights.