
How University PR Programs Must Evolve to Serve Students
In today's digital world the lines between facts, entertainment, public image, vocation, and recreation are growing ever blurrier.

Editorial Team, Everything-PR
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In today's digital world the lines between facts, entertainment, public image, vocation, and recreation are growing ever blurrier.

Here's a few good ones: Prezly is a very popular program.

APCO is still gung-ho on playing ball with China, who has recently been cracking down on non-Chinese tech companies with holdings there.

Bayer Healthcare and Johnson & Johnson are two of the world's leading pharmaceutical companies.

The election season is in full swing, and voters are hanging on every last word of their favorite candidate.

The federal government finally declared a state of emergency in Flint, Michigan.

Porsche, Jaguar, and Rolls-Royce are all great brands.

Its still Q1, and already big companies and PR firms are experiencing shakeups in management, and clientele.

South Korea is the fourth largest economy in the Asia-Pacific area, yet was left to its own PR devices for many years.

There's always something happening in the PR world, it's one of the things we really love about this job we get to do.
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