This blog is provided by the IPR Measurement Commission. What kind of news source do you trust most to get your vital information? Turns out, the answer may depend on your age. That’s because a recent survey on news consumption preferences conducted by Researchscape in collaboration with Fullintel, results found that media preferences often differ … Continue reading What News Sources do You Trust?
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This roundtable discussion is provided by the IPR Measurement Commission Members of the IPR Measurement Commission gathered virtually to discuss how to adapt measurement practices in a changing media landscape. IPR Measurement Commissioner Laju Obasaju (Comcast) moderated the discussion. Experts discussed how changes in the media landscape, such as the move from cable TV to streaming services, impact … Continue reading Measurement Roundtable: Adapting Metrics in a Changing Media Landscape →
This blog is provided by the IPR Measurement Commission. People who know me well can confirm that I’m always talking about media measurement. When I’m on this topic, I often return to these five essential keys to media measurement that anyone and any organization can implement even if you don’t have much budget or are … Continue reading Five Ways PR Pros Can Use Media Measurement to Unlock Success →
This roundtable discussion is provided by the IPR Measurement Commission Members of the IPR Measurement Commission gathered virtually to discuss the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and technology in communications measurement. Measurement Commission and ELEVATE member Brittany Paxman, Managing Partner at Point 600, moderated the discussion. Participants discussed what they have been hearing about AI … Continue reading Measurement Roundtable: Measuring AI & Tech →
This summary is provided by the IPR Measurement Commission Summary The IPR Measurement Commission and the Joint Committee on Testing Practices of the American Educational Research Association (AERA), the American Psychological Association (APA), and the National Council on Measurement in Education (NCME) (2014) have long been dedicated to the development of measurement and science in our … Continue reading Applying Conceptual Analysis and Inductive Research in Social Science →
This research is provided by the IPR Measurement Commission The COVID-19 pandemic spurred a resurgence in employee communication. As previously in-office workers began logging on from coffee shops, vacation homes, and residences, communication leaders worried about company culture even as overall productivity exceeded expectations. A pertinent question, however, was tactical rather than strategic in nature: … Continue reading Measurement Digest: Measuring Internal Communication →
This roundtable discussion is provided by the IPR Measurement Commission Members of the IPR Measurement Commission gathered virtually to discuss disinformation in the evolving communication landscape. IPR Measurement Commission member Chelsea Mirkin, Head of Global Analysis at Cision, and Antony Cousins, Executive Director for AI Strategy at Cision, moderated the discussion. Participants discussed how the … Continue reading Measurement Roundtable: How to Handle Disinformation →
This roundtable discussion is provided by the IPR Measurement Commission. Members of the IPR Measurement Commission gathered virtually to discuss earned media measurement. IPR Measurement Commission member Angela Dwyer, Head of Insights at Fullintel, moderated the discussion. Participants discussed how PR professionals can measure earned media to maximize value for their organizations. Key themes from … Continue reading Measurement Roundtable: Measuring Earned Media →
This blog is provided by the IPR Measurement Commission based on the original blog published by PR Academy In the preface of his latest and final book in the Using Data Better trilogy, Sam Knowles admits that he ‘wrote the books in the wrong order’. He states the ‘unsynchronous chronology’ of starting with data storytelling in … Continue reading Review: Asking Smarter Questions →
This blog is provided by the IPR Measurement Commission based on the original blog published by PR Academy As 2022 drew to a close, the time felt right to reflect on a year that was meant to bring a level of calm after the pandemic disruptions. Instead, we got a war in Ukraine, an evolving global … Continue reading How do you measure wicked problems? →
This blog is provided by the IPR Measurement Commission. Earned media is often challenging to measure for impact – especially compared to other communication methods with more clear attribution, such as advertising. For decades, PR professionals have used various methods to show the relationship between consumer exposure to positive brand news and changes in behavior. … Continue reading Purchase Intent as a Measure of PR Success →