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Shaping Media and Advertising in 2025: Key Shifts on the Horizon 

5W PR

The media and advertising industries are poised for significant transformation in 2025, driven by evolving privacy regulations, advancements in artificial intelligence, and the rise of new media channels. By prioritizing transparency and ethical advertising, companies can strengthen consumer trust and build a reputation for responsibility.

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ICON 2024 Q&A: Insights on Influencers With Nicole Dye-Anderson of Wells Fargo

PRSay

You have a brand to protect, a reputation that you want to make sure grows positively. You want to mitigate reputational risk. You need to] get buy-in from your internal stakeholders — whether executive leadership, legal, compliance — from the very beginning. That’s a trend I see continuing to happen in 2025.

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Legislation Would End Content-Liability Protections for Big Tech Firms

PRSay

Another bipartisan group has introduced legislation which seeks to hold artificial intelligence companies liable for harmful content, such as deepfake images or AI audio created to ruin someone’s reputation. The proposed bill would render Section 230 ineffective after Dec.

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What next for Amazon and its executive communications?

PR in High Definition

His reputation has been especially damaged by claims of wealth hoarding. Amazon’s comms team is probably relishing shaping Jassy’s reputation. These topics are increasingly in the media, so will pose a challenge to Jassy’s reputation as the company’s leader. It’s expected to be running on 100% renewable energy by 2025.

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Personal Versus Private in PR and Social Media

Cision

With the reveal of highly sensitive and supposedly ‘private’ emails, Twitter posts, direct instant messages via Facebook and Gmail, not to mention Instagram images and hashtags, reputations have been made and lost. The Digital Etiquette Imperative. Better yet, adopt a “digital etiquette.”.

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Retentions: the latest developments

Practical Law Construction

On 10 November, NEC and the Construction Leadership Council (CLC) published guidance on how to reduce the use of retentions in NEC contracts. Particular mention is made of the CLC ambition to move to zero retentions by 2025 , achieving this through use of procurement and delivery models that incentivise the provision of high quality work.

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Why Current ESG Reporting Is Dangerous For Everyone

Landis PR

trillion as early as 2025, accounting for between 41 and 57 percent of total fund assets in Europe. By ensuring a diverse workforce (including leadership), upholding human rights throughout the whole supply chain and continually reducing their environmental footprint, these companies are not only mitigating their own financial risks.

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