How Cannes comms pros view the changing industry; new social media updates

The changing role of comms: The view from Cannes

Insights from the Ragan + Muck Rack Communications Leaders Roundtable.

Ragan and HarrisX unveil 4th annual CEO/CCO Perceptions Survey

Senior communicators are invited to participate.

New social media features and updates to know this week

TikTok, Instagram and YouTube’s latest additions.

Competitive Environmental Intelligence: Winning the Media & Marketing Race from Onclusive

Environmental sustainability has transcended its status as a corporate buzzword to become a guiding principle.

The Scoop: How Expedia got millions of TikTok views and a WaPo article for $4,700

Plus: The EU bares its DCA teeth at Apple; “Friends” doughnuts cause internet disappointment.

We put 4 AI tools through a PR task test. Here’s what came out on top.

ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini and Claude face off in an epic battle. Who wins?

4 unconventional tips to advance your PR career

It's time to find your spinach!

This is how CCOs and CMOs are preparing for the November elections

A new joint survey by Ragan Communications and The Conference Board shares insights on planned communications initiatives ahead of election season.

The Scoop: TikTok reveals first glimpses of strategy against U.S. ban attempts

Plus: Top editor won’t take WaPo job after all; American Airlines tries to rebuild trust after racist incident.

PR Daily Media Relations Awards now open for entries

Get your best work recognized.

How I Got Here: PMI's Travis Parman on the key to excellence in storytelling

Travis Parman shares why Dolly Parton is the inspiration for his professional motto.

‘From content scarcity to content infinity’: The major themes of Cannes 2024 so far

AI is a hot topic -- but so are humans.

Member Content

7 simple tips for writing better headlines and subject lines

If your headline or email subject line is bad, the rest of what you write doesn’t matter.

By the Numbers: What average Americans really think of DE&I efforts

The more the programs are explained, the more people like them.