This post appears courtesy of Cision. The full study can be found here. With the rise of “fake news,” fact-checking and overall circulation of misinformation, a major trend presented itself in Cision’s 2017 State of the Media Report: journalists are extremely concerned with the public perception of their industry. Insights from 1,550 of North America’s … Continue reading Journalism Credibility Crisis | Cision 2017 State of the Media Report
Gainesville, Fla. – Gary Grates, Principal at W20 Group, has been appointed Director of the IPR Organizational Communication Research Center (OCRC). Grates is a renowned leader in change management communications, employee engagement and corporate strategy execution. A counselor and strategist to global corporations, he is a frequent lecturer and author on issues confronting leadership and … Continue reading IPR Announces the Appointment of Gary Grates, Principal, W2O Group, as Director of Organizational Communication Research Center
This post appears courtesy of Pew Research Center. The full study by Maeve Duggan and Aaron Smith of Pew Research can be found here. As the recent election whirlwind passed through, a new Pew Research Center survey of U.S. adults found that political debate and discussion is indeed a regular fact of digital life for … Continue reading Americans, Politics and Social Media | Study by Pew Research Center
This post appears courtesy of PRWeek and the International Communications Consultancy Organization (ICCO). The full study can be found here. PR leaders in North America are the most optimistic for increased agency profitability, although those in the Middle East are most hopeful for growth in the industry, according to the 2016 World PR Report by PRWeek … Continue reading World PR Report by ICCO and PRWeek Finds Leaders in North America are the Most Optimistic for Industry Growth
This post appears courtesy of Boston University. The full study “Social media cultivating perceptions of privacy: A 5-year analysis of privacy attitudes and self-disclosure behaviors among Facebook users” by Mina Tsay-Vogel, Ph.D., Boston University, James Shanahan, Ph.D., Indiana University and Nancy Signorielli, Ph.D., University of Delaware can be found here. How impactful was that last … Continue reading Frequent Facebook Users Share More Personal Information Both Online and Offline
This post appears courtesy of APCO Worldwide. The full study is available here As storytelling makes its rise, the third installment of APCO Worldwide’s annual TradeMarks Study shows that third-party validators and storytellers are among the top differentiators for associations in Washington, D.C. APCO Worldwide surveyed 306 leaders in Washington, D.C. (a make up of … Continue reading APCO TradeMarks Study Reveals How Associations are Successfully Influencing Washington, D.C.