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Social Media Laws: What Are They and How Do They Impact Brands?

Contently - Strategy

From disinformation to privacy violations and incitements to violence, social media’s vast influence has prompted significant legal scrutiny and regulatory responses — which is why it’s important to stay informed on social media laws and how they impact your marketing.

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RepUs: Top 10 Reputation Threats and Impact in 2025

Reputation Us

RISK 3: REGULATORY COMPLIANCE & ETHICAL VIOLATIONS Threat : Increased regulatory scrutiny on matters like data usage, financial practices, and consumer rights exposes companies to fines and legal repercussions. Impact : Companies failing to meet ESG expectations risk public backlash, divestments, and difficulty attracting talent.

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6 B2B Tech Trends From CES 2020

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) was a hot topic in Las Vegas. They discussed the ethics of data sourcing and activation to a packed room in Aria. Are they really worth the data privacy trade-off? Much of the news was about new gadgets and Big Tech announcements, but there was plenty of PR from B2B tech brands, too.

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AI Ethics Need Time

Mindful Marketing

Most of us have heard of at least some ethical infractions attributed to AI that range from the art tool Midjourney slyly outfitting Pope Francis in a longline white puffer coat to complaints that an uncensored chatbot continually offends human decency. But why, then, not apply the same logic to an issue like greenhouse gases?

Ethics 94
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Content analysis tool BuzzSumo adds journalist database for SMBs [PR tech sum no. 48]

Sword and the Script

I do a lot of work in fintech – and all those vendors have financial professionals on staff. Meltwater announced six principles to govern the ethical development of AI. Content picks PR ethics. Tressa Robbins writes about the state of ethics in PR for Burrelles. Why do vendors in PR skip this part? Trust but verify.

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Generative AI for PR professionals [Off Script. No. 49: Stephen Waddington]

Sword and the Script

Its goal was to describe the practical use of AI tools to help widen understanding and improve ethical adoption. Data privacy and security are also a concern. I’ve used them to extract the key arguments from a research paper, interrogate weaknesses in plans, areas of risk in financial documents and an activist perspective of reports.

Software 171
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PR software vendors are starting to talk security in generative AI pitches [PR Tech Sum No. 46]

Sword and the Script

Plus, unlike other generative AI tools where you need to register with an email and phone number, we anonymize all data we pass to OpenAI, providing an additional level of privacy.” ( Source ) Cision. A code of ethics isn’t a bad idea. That phrase is often financial code suggesting a company is for sale.

Software 145