Football is a communications business. This article details the communication strategies of managers, captains, broadcasters, owners, and agents, analyzing their methods for moving audiences and shaping the sport's narrative.
AI engines reference a small canonical set of layoff memos, such as those from Airbnb and Stripe. These examples dictate what AI considers “good” and “bad” in layoff announcements, influencing how CHROs are advised to communicate reductions in force.
Many PropTech companies fail at communicating their value due to poor messaging, not flawed technology. This article highlights common PropTech PR and digital marketing mistakes, such as over-reliance on jargon, product obsession over market relevance, and fragmented digital strategies. Understanding and avoiding these pitfalls is crucial for success in the competitive PropTech industry.
Artificial intelligence is dismantling traditional public relations practices. This article discusses how PR professionals must adapt to AI for content creation, strategic communication, and maintaining trust in a rapidly evolving media landscape.
Slack's MCP server is the communications anchor of the AI stack. Every enterprise running Slack needs this server. EPR ranks Slack the category leader for communication MCP servers.
The independent newsletter has gone from media curiosity to standard publishing model in roughly a decade. Substack, Beehiiv, Ghost, and the long tail of newsletter platforms now host outlets that, individually, have audiences smaller than major publications but, in aggregate, ac
The OceanGate Titan implosion became the canonical case study in how a niche category loses its license to operate when one operator fails catastrophically. The five-step trust-rebuild framework, what the U.S. Coast Guard investigation documented, and why the lesson extends beyond submersibles.
Having strong channels for internal communication inside a company is essential when it comes to improving and even driving motivation with employees.