This blog is presented by the Organizational Communication Research Center. Employees can be powerful voices on behalf of organizations. Whether it’s on social media or face-to-face, employees may humanize firms and help advance cr ...

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This study appears courtesy of the authors Justin Walden, Ph.D., North Dakota State University, Eun Hwa Jung, Ph.D., National University of Singapore, Catherine Y.K. Westerman, Ph.D., North Dakota State University. For the full study, please visit here. ...

In recent years, we have seen the rise of influencer marketing. For an efficient PR strategy, a mere presence on social media is not enough. Ninety-five percent of the people have active accounts on social media platforms. Therefore, more and more bran ...

In this edition of the Top 10 Research Insights of 2018, IPR believes every single one of these research studies have some great learning for the profession. Thanks to our Board of Trustees, comprising senior-level executive and leading executives, who help us choose topics that matter to the profession. Each year the IPR Board will continue to present top research insights that uncover the science beneath the art of public relations™.

This summary blog post features a study by Barbara Miller Gaither, Ph.D., Elon University, Lucinda Austin, Ph.D., The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Morgan Collins, Elon University. The full study can be found here.  ...

This article is a part of the Commission on Measurement & Evaluation. This article originally appears in The Communication Director. In an age of disinformation and ...

This summary blog post appears courtesy of Cision and PRWeek. The full study can be found here. The 2018 Global Comms Repor ...

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