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#FuturePRoof podcast: media in a mess
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#FuturePRoof podcast: media in a mess
In the latest edition of the #FuturePRoof podcast we discuss:
- City PR firm Tulchan has appointed former Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson as an advisor. You can’t legislate and lobby
- Are you helping your organisation prepare for Brexit? We talk about the opportunity for PR practitioners
- It’s not just social media that is being used to share disinformation. Journalists need to be critical voices and name sources
- Facebook is facing pressure in the UK and US over political ads. Legislation is urgently required but isn’t forthcoming
- A new #FuturePRoof project aims to give public relations a voice in the fast growing market of influencer marketing.
- The BBC is in danger of losing younger audiences, and its journalists need to up their game.
- BME PR Pros and W Communications initiatives to tackle diversity in public relations are welcomed
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