The Paine of Measurement, April 2021 It’s Spring—I think. Us Granite Staters can’t help but have our doubts, as we look out onto snow-covered fields and stoke our wood stoves. But then I’m reassured by
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So many things about this year’s International Public Relations Research Conference (IPRRC) were a departure from the “before time.” (Besides being on Zoom instead of being in Florida, in close proximity to a pool and
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As it does every year, the 2021 International Public Relations Research Conference included plenty of new research on crisis communication. Video is essential if you want to maintain your relationships Military public affairs officers took
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One of the better outcomes of our year of COVID-19 has been a recognition of the importance of employees and, specifically, good internal communications. So, not surprisingly, among the impacts of the pandemic on the
New Research on Internal Communications Provides Advice on Employee Engagement Read More »
A year ago, we told you the story of the best new thing in corporate crisis management. It began as a casual challenge salted with heavy skepticism, and lead to the combination of guidance from
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For the past year, we’ve seen corporations strive to adapt to the “new normal,” whatever it meant to their industry. From fine dining restaurants’ pivoting to takeout, to Beam Suntory using its alcohol expertise to
New Research: Agility is Major Driver of Organizational Strength Read More »
It was 2014 when I first heard the term “disinformation,” in a lecture by a Ukrainian journalist at a briefing to NATO. Tatiana Matychak and Olga Yurkova had just started StopFake.org to counter the Russian
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