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What Do Financial Earnings and Comic Books Have in Common? | Business Wire Blog

Business Wire

A layperson has the same instantaneous access to a company’s reports as a top Wall Street Journal reporter without the benefit of years of training to understand what each line item means.

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Let the Sun Shine: Restricting the Press Restricts Markets

Onclusive

When a newspaper closes, the local government’s borrowing costs rise because diminished scrutiny makes investors less comfortable,” according to a 2019 Journal of Financial Economics report.

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AI and Journalism: What’s Next?

PRSay

The intersection of journalism and AI is the most important media issue of our time. That’s why Bospar sponsored a San Francisco Press Club panel covering the impact of AI in the newsroom, titled “AI + Journalism=?” Each panelist offered perspective on the intersection of AI and journalism. You can stop reading there.

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The claims PR pros sometimes make of relationships with journalists are mostly BS; here’s what actually matters

Sword and the Script

Do you have the relationships to get us into top-tier publications like The Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times ? The question prospective clients and employers need to ask is: how do you earn coverage when you dont have a relationship with a journalist?

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Publications Continue to Characterize Brand Journalism as “The Devil Wears a Keyboard.”

Ishmael's Corner

With the story “ The Invasion of Corporate News , The Financial Times became the latest publication to skewer brand journalism. I suppose the FT figured a headline along the lines of “You’re Too Stupid to Figure Out Journalism from Propaganda” might alienate readers. Because that seems to be one of the themes in the FT piece.

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Amid Flood of False News, PR Professionals Must Support Credible Journalism

PRSay

In Greentarget’s “ Fake News 2021 ” report, 84 percent of journalists surveyed agreed that “fake news” — which we define as false information spread unwittingly (misinformation) or intentionally (disinformation) — is a factor that is delegitimizing traditional journalism and news sources. Photo credit: giodilo ].

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Just Like Bad PR, There’s Bad Journalism Out There

Ishmael's Corner

Which brings me to a recent episode of bad journalism, a USA Today feature with the headline, “7 Companies Outspend Apple on Innovation,” by Matt Krantz. Uncategorized bad Journalism bad pr bad public relations contrarian storytelling' Naturally, I feel such fear is misplaced. It didn’t end well, a story for another time.