Tag Archives: Thomas Stoeckle

July 4, 2024[Blog], [Research Library], Latest Research Measurement Commission, MC - Evaluation, MC - Measurement Month, Measurement CommissionCommunications Literacy, Teaching evaluation, Teaching Measurement, Thomas StoeckleKailyn Kleppe

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August 19, 2021[Research Library], Future Casting/Predictive Risk Analysis, Organizational Communication Research CenterAna Adi, Future of PR, future of public relations, Thomas StoeckleInstitute for Public Relations

This blog is provided by the IPR Organizational Communication Research Center. Put “How COVID changed public relations” into Google, and there will be no end of links and references to industry perspectives and well-meant advice, from Marketing Society to PRCA, from PR Moment to Provoke Media. In July 2020, when Ana Adi and I were … Continue reading The Future of PR Isn’t What It Used to Be… →

May 4, 2021[Research Library], MC - Big Data, MC - Digital/Social Media, Measurement Commissionbegin, begin simply, data, insights, Mark Weiner, review, simply, simply begin, Stoeckle, technology, Thomas StoeckleOlivia K. Fajardo

This blog was originally published on the PR Academy Blog Republication of the blog is provided by the IPR Measurement Commission Those who had or have the pleasure and privilege to work with Mark Weiner – I am one of them as we both serve on the Institute for Public Relations Measurement Commission – or … Continue reading “Begin Simply, Simply Begin”: A Review of PR Technology, Data and Insights →

October 20, 2020[Blog], [Research Library], Digital Media Research Center, How We Did It | Partnership with Ragan's PR DailyMaldives, storytelling, Thomas StoeckleOlivia K. Fajardo

In partnership with Ragan’s PR Daily, “How We Did It” is a series featuring IPR Trustees discussing a success in their public relations career. “We should go to the Maldives together.” That is not a sentence one would expect to hear a few minutes into a conversation with a previously unknown colleague at a conference. Yet that … Continue reading How We Did It: How Data-Driven Storytelling Can Take You Around the World →