• The Scoop: Washington Post journalists find skeletons in the closet of new leadership

    The Scoop: Washington Post journalists find skeletons in the closet of new leadership
    Plus: Barclays pulls out of U.K. music festivals after protests; surgeon general seeks warning label for social media.Robert Winnett, current deputy editor of The Telegraph, has been tapped to step into the top role at the Washington Post after the U.S. elections this November.
    But that very newsroom is already investigating his past, and finding connections to a number of journalistic practices that — while perhaps more common in Winnett’s native Britain — are considered highl
  • What communicators wish the C-suite knew about their work

    What communicators wish the C-suite knew about their work
    Among the top answers: PR takes time and good comms requires early access.
    Communicators often find themselves misunderstood. It can be difficult to get C-suite leaders to listen and understand what the profession truly is – and how it contributes to the bottom line.
    So I took to LinkedIn to ask communicators what they wish C-suite leaders knew about their work.
    Here’s a sampling of the responses, edited for length and style.
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  • Partnership is allyship: NYC Pride’s Sandra Perez on meaningful Pride integrations

    Partnership is allyship: NYC Pride’s Sandra Perez on meaningful Pride integrations
    Perez keynoted The PR Museum’s “Pride, Prejudice and Politics” virtual event.This year’s Pride celebrations are proving to be high-stakes and serious in tone during a contentious election season, and at a time when The Wall Street Journal reports an increase in activist, ‘anti-woke’ shareholders scrutinizing inclusion programs and donations to LGBTQ+ groups.
    2024 also marks the 40th year that NYC Pride took over as the official organizer of the city’s Pr
  • How TikTokification can help internal communicators build culture and community  

    How TikTokification can help internal communicators build culture and community   
    PRESENTED BY LUMAPPSWith the maturity and ongoing popularity of TikTok has come the phenomenon known as TikTokification — that is, an emphasis on bite-size, relatable, authentic and community-based content across platforms, online spaces and experiential activations.
    The term has been circulating across sectors for long enough that the think pieces surrounding its benefits and drawbacks have come full circle. This brings us to today, when it’s clear that this style of content is here
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