A Camel’s Genitalia and Other Writing Lessons from Calvin Trillin
7 tips collected from the insights into journalism by the longtime staff writer for The New Yorker
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What you need to know about AI ethics
Public Relations Society of America issues guidance on using artificial intelligence.
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Tired of Being an Order-Taker? Become a News Editor
A more active role will turn your communications department into a news-breaker.
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Do You Have Some Explaining to Do?
Help your audience understand complex events. Here’s our step-by-step guide to writing better explainer stories.
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Your Summer To-Do List is Long. Get at it Before AI Does
Big issues loom for communicators, including the state of their profession. Buckle up.
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4 Lessons on Openers from 2023 Pulitzer Prize winners
What’s the purpose of the first sentence? To make sure you get to the second.
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Want To Be a Better Writer? Learn from Reporters
For PR people who want to improve their writing, start with journalism writing coach Roy Peter Clark’s new book, “Tell It Like It Is.”
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7 Lessons for Communication Pros from Famous Writers
They may write great books, but these writers offer lessons anyone can use.
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How Apple Does the ESG Communication Math
Comms teams need to prove they’re best suited to build a company’s reputation for environmental, social and governance practices
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Editor 1, ChatGPT 0
Humans are better than bots at asking questions and adding emotion to stories — for now
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The Regulations are Coming! The Regulations are Coming!
The SEC’s new climate-change rules will require more disclosure. That’s a good thing for communicators.
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5 Easy Pieces
Not enough writers? Add these ‘done in a day’ stories to your editorial mix
