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This study explored whether and how startup leaders in China use motivating language to foster relationships
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Does it surprise you that an increasing number of medical patients are using social media to ask questions, raise concerns, or voice experiences?
It shouldn’t.
For healthcare professionals, this means that social media is no longer t
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The use of disinformation by states and intelligence agencies to undermine their enemies and political rivals has become commonplace in recent years. Hacked emails, fake websites, and doctored photos and messages are now staple weapons for spies and government operatives globally.
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Research Readout is a monthly series by the Institute for Public Relations and Ragan’s PR Daily spotlighting new and important research that every PR professional should know....
In partnership with PRNEWS, “Lessons Earned” is a series featuring IPR Trustees and affiliates discussing a hard-fought lesson or triumph that helped to mold or change their career. Timed for Pride Month, this latest
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In partnership with PRNEWS, “Lessons Earned” is a series featuring IPR Trustees and affiliates discussing a hard-fought lesson or triumph that helped to mold or change their career.
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There is rapidly growing awareness across industries that leaders need to take diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) seriously and actively support initiatives that can root out systemic bias and discrimination within organizations. In fact, there is plenty of research suggesting DEI in any indus
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This blog is based on the original journal article in the Public Relations Journal.
The co
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This post summarizes a roundtable discussion by the IPR Measurement Commission.
Recently, a dozen members of the
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This blog is provided by the IPR Organizational Communication Research Center.
In February 2020 we started to conduct interviews with communication professionals for a new study
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