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BCI: Emergency & Crisis Communications Report
- 5. April 2023
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
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The Business Continuity Institute has released the seventh edition of its “Emergency and Crisis Communications Report.” This is intended to help companies compare their tools, plans and processes, but also to stimulate discussion. It also provides best practices for designing and implementing crisis management plans.
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Rosenberger et al.: Trend Study Switzerland 2022
- 3. April 2023
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
Since 2018, the research project “Communication in the Digital Transformation”, designed as a trend study, has been conducted every two years by a ZHAW research team at the IAM Institute of Applied Media Sciences.
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Faktenkontor & Toluna: Social Media Atlas 2022
- 9. March 2023
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
Do communicators really know their target group on the Internet? This is the holy grail of online communication. The Social Media Atlas 2022 by communications consultancy Faktenkontor and market researcher Toluna provides answers to questions such as who uses social media for what purposes, what information is sought on which channels, and what activities users pursue.
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Reuters Institute & University of Oxford: Journalism, Media, and Technology Trends and Predictions 2023
- 1. March 2023
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
Based on a survey of 303 executives in 53 countries, the Digital News Project provides insight into trends and forecasts for journalism, media and technology in 2023. Here, it appears that 2023 will be the breakthrough year for AI and its application in journalism.
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Interview with ChatGPT
- 1. March 2023
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: NEWS
Why is CommTech becoming increasingly important, especially in PR? Should we worry about our jobs as communications professionals because of ChatGPT? And doesn’t artificial intelligence perhaps have its own agenda after all.
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CIPR: Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools and the impact on public relations (PR) practices.
- 1. March 2023
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
CIPR’s report provides the most comprehensive overview to date of the use of AI in the PR industry. It shows that there are now 5,800 technological tools with potential applications in PR – whether in the areas of planning, measurement, reporting or management.
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Edelmann: Trust in Technology
- 1. February 2023
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
Based on data from 15,000 respondents across 15 markets in September 2022, the “Trust in Technology” Special Report analyzes how trust in the technology sector has changed. As a result, while product innovation and competence have ensured a high level of trust in recent years, this is now being jeopardized by various forces.
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mynewdesk: State of Nordic PR & Communication
- 1. February 2023
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
In an increasingly complex and unpredictable world, the importance of trusted PR and communications has never been more important. Therefore, mynewdesk’s annual report “State of Nordic PR & Communication” deals with the most important and critical topics for communication managers.
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USC: The Relevance Report 2023
- 1. February 2023
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
“When a story is relevant, people listen. When content is relevant, people share. When an issue is relevant, people act. When a brand’s relevant, people buy.” – Fred Cook The USC Center for Public Relations’ annual Relevance Report identifies emerging issues and forecasts topics and trends that will impact society, business and communications in the coming year.
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Deutsche Telekom AG: Next Communication
- 4. January 2023
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
Deutsche Telekom has carried out an interdisciplinary study on the subject of communication that highlights important trends from society, media and technology. What trends are shaping tomorrow’s communication? Which principles become success factors?
