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Google’s CEO tries to zip the lips of employees
Google’s CEO tries to zip the lips of employees
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Public Relations Society of America issues guidance on using artificial intelligence.
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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.”
They may write great books, but these writers offer lessons anyone can use.