A European study of public relations practitioners suggests AI cultural issues override technology issues. The themes are consistent with the issues that I'm finding in practice. https://t.co/E1H6D9v9o2
Claire Munro's latest book review for my blog is 'Accessible Communication: Create Impact, Avoid Missteps and Build Trust' (Kogan Page, 2025).
If youโve ever thought, โaccessibility is important, but where do I start?โ - this is your guidebook.
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This is the final call if you work in corporate communications or PR in-house in the UK to contribute to my PhD research. Iโm building the largest contemporary dataset to describe roles, contributions to planning and decision-making, and value https://t.co/TdcJO2Zps8
For the avoidance of any doubt, Paracetamol remains the safest painkiller to take during pregnancy.
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The @DHSCgovuk Minister for Patient Safety
AI has turned learning into fast food: quick, cheap and empty. If you want hot takes by all means use AI summaries. But if you want to create knowledge youโll have to do the hard work for yourself. https://t.co/VDyKlyQsYE
Trust is measured, tracked, endlessly debated and yet often misunderstood. It should be the foundation of everything that we do. https://t.co/xkfPNrDD0M
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@markstephenson2@LNER Not my experience. Trying again this evening. Apps show trains running. KX staff and info systems on station have v limited info.
Public relations operates along an ethical spectrum from serving as the eyes, ears and conscience of an organisation, to acting as a mouthpiece that wilfully manipulates public perception. The Post Office operated at the far end of that continuum.
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