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Who Were The PR Winners And Losers of 2017?

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Yes, 2017 feels like a lifetime ago, given our breakneck news cycle, but there were plenty of public relations lessons over the year for big brands and business categories. 2017 was like a charmed year for the digital commerce giant. For the MSM, 2017 was filled with ups and downs. The Winners. Mainstream media. The Losers.

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How Journalists Say PR Can Fight Fake News

Cision

The Cision 2017 Global Social Journalism Study outs journalists as similarly skeptical. Over half of journalists described fake news as undermining their area of journalism. Social media’s influence on journalism is not just for promotion, though. Social Media is Speedy, And This Causes a Problem.

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2017 Crisis Management That (Mostly) Worked

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

But in the spirit of fair play, here are some examples of reputation management that succeeded in 2017. Everyone recalls the PR fiasco United Airlines experienced in April when footage of a dazed and bloodied passenger being dragged from his seat went viral. Pepsi’s graceful mea culpa. Southwest Airlines’ soft landing.

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Jay Baer Asks [VIDEO]: Is Fake News Really a Thing?

Cision

Recently, Cision published the 2017 Global Social Journalism Study , conducted in partnership with Canterbury Christ Church University, which surveyed journalists on their social media habits, preferences and views. Or, to view other videos in the series click below: Jay Baer Asks: Are Social Media and Journalism Linked?

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Letter from Grand Central Rail

Stephen Waddington

Podcasting is back in vogue, using LinkedIn effectively, Tortoise slow journalism project, Netflix Fyre documentary, unreasonable briefs, a new AI marketing book and dates for PRFest. It’s a slow and open form of journalism based on listening to its readers and the communities that it reports on. It’s a useful coaching tool. ??

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Communication Lessons From The Summer Songs of 2017

Solo PR Pro

Scripps School of Journalism highlighted a study that says the average person receives 30,000 messages a day. You can pray for viral or train for a marathon. Nobody knows when something might go viral. Repetition is annoying, far more annoying than this song that is entrenched in my soul at the moment. In one ear, out the other.

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Digital PR Strategy: Industry Insights and The Methods That Secure Coverage in 2021

Buzzstream

Something I’ve noticed a lot with anyone who is new to campaign ideation (myself included in 2017), is that it can be very easy to get too absorbed in the brand/niche element. The key aim of Verve’s viral Profanity on Film campaign was to look at swearing within films by analysing scripts. Having viral potential.