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Are Communications Professionals Concerned about Media Bias? Survey says…

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13 Sep 2022
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Frank Strong, MA, MBA
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Most comms pros have some concern about bias across eight different media sources; at one end, 54% expressed strong concerns about social media, while at the other, 28% expressed strong concerns about professional journalists Are there still two sides to...
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Datelines, Bylines and Credible Citations: 3 Elements of Trust You Should Include in Company Blog Posts

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10 Mar 2020
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Frank Strong, MA, MBA
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Somebody said something sometime. That’s the approach some companies are taking with their blog posts and content. First, they removed the dateline, then offed the byline and next, the quality of sources and citations declined. Companies have all sorts of...
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The Top Arguments For and Against Including Dates on Blogs and Content

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18 Feb 2020
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Frank Strong, MA, MBA
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The case for including datelines on content include context, credibility and user experience; those opposed cite evergreen content Should you put dates on your blog posts and content? There are a lot of strong opinions on the right answer to...
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Disinformation in Business and Facts, Diplomacy, and Trust as Countermeasures [

Disinformation in Business and Facts, Diplomacy, and Trust as Countermeasures [UML]

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18 Jan 2020
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Frank Strong, MA, MBA
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I watched The Great Hack this past weekend – a documentary on Netflix about the Cambridge Analytica scandal. While I don’t agree entirely with the fatalist premise in the narrative, it will give anyone working in PR, marketing or media...
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Spreading Rumors…as a PR Tactic

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14 Oct 2010
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Frank Strong, MA, MBA
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Can you make a mistake as a PR ploy?  The scenario would play out like this: 1.  Company makes a dramatic change (i.e. ostensibly poor logo design). 2.  Social media is outraged. 3.  Company is tone-deaf, poises like a deer in headlights, backlash turns...
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