Storylines
Is Chat GPT an existential threat to PR & journalism?
- Newsworthy
- 2 years ago
Like most new technologies, many people view Chat GPT through rose-coloured glasses, tempting the public with promises of a Brave New World. Like the book Brave New World, the race to this utopian existence ignores the value of our humanity. As societies, we need to become better at looking at the entire spectrum of consequences of letting experiments like Chat GPT out of the lab.
- Newsworthy
- 2 years ago
Is your dull online newsroom hurting your reputation?
- Utilities
- 2 years ago
Does your organisation take advantage of the opportunity journalist provide you to build your reputation, or is your approach more a ‘small target’ approach? No matter how you see the media and your approach to engaging (or not engaging) with them, they have power and sway over how you are perceived.
- Utilities
- 2 years ago
PR tools for successful experimentation
- Environment
- 2 years ago
The most successful organisations and people in the world are innovators. They accept that failure is a critical component of the experimentation process that continues to drive success. The PR sector exists in an environment where experimentation is not encouraged. PR is losing ground to marketers, who utilise technologies that allow experimentation and learning at the level of a single person.
- Environment
- 2 years ago
Journalists' relationship with social media
- Newsworthy
- 2 years ago
According to Pew Research Centre, more than half of Americans get news from social media platforms, but which social platforms are the source of stories by journalists?
- Newsworthy
- 2 years ago
Authenticity and how to fake it
- Corporate
- 2 years ago
Consumers are demanding more authenticity from brands. They're over the spin and want content and stories with greater credibility and authenticity, so here's how you fake it.
- Corporate
- 2 years ago
Riding the coattails of fame
- Tourism
- 2 years ago
Celebrities and entertainment increasingly drive news and editorial content. This presents many tourism brands and operators with an opportunity to increase their free media exposure.
- Tourism
- 2 years ago
Connect with journalists where they are
- Utilities
- 2 years ago
Where do journalists get their story ideas? Is it through press releases? If we are to believe the latest research, less than 4% of press releases receive media coverage. Is it through existing relationships? That’s a component; however, you can only go back to individual journalists a limited number of times.
- Utilities
- 2 years ago
Newsjacking PR strategies
- Storylines
- 2 years ago
It's official; online searches drive more storylines for journalists than any other source. Journalists seek out trending themes and news headlines and then research stories that fit these trends. It's why news hacking is increasingly used in PR strategies.
- Storylines
- 2 years ago
PR for VC
- Corporate
- 2 years ago
The recent machinations of Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter should act as a cautionary tale for Venture Capitalists. A man hoisted high by the media as a ‘genius’ for more than a decade is now widely viewed as the ‘barbarian at the gates. The jury is still out on the financial (and social) implications of Elon’s approach to his reluctant takeover of Twitter; however, as a case study in PR, most would say it’s been an abject failure.
- Corporate
- 2 years ago








