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Four rules for dealing with newsrooms that most business leaders don't know — and what communications professionals actually do for them. Part 1.
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Four rules for dealing with newsrooms that most business leaders don't know — and what communications professionals actually do for them. Part 1.

A question about the credibility of internal communications, an uncomfortable answer — and five concrete measures to protect employees against AI-based fakes.

Four lessons from the Amanda Knox case — and why Litigation PR in sensitive criminal proceedings isn't a luxury, it's essential.

I asked Claude Code to build me a Spotify playlist of every

Pope Leo XIV sat next to Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah this week to present his first AI encyclical. My first reflex was Vatican theatre — a closer look changed my mind.

From November 2026, AI-generated press releases, visuals, and chatbots fall under EU Article 50 labeling rules. A short map of what's mandatory, what's exempt, and what comms departments should do now.

The New Yorker compiled 70 pages of allegations against the OpenAI CEO. The real question every leader should take from it isn't about Altman — it's about whose brand matches their behavior, and whose doesn't.

Ryan Murphy's "Love Story" put Calvin Klein and the JFK Library in front of millions. Neither moved. A crisis plan covers what goes wrong — companies also need a playbook for when things suddenly go right.