The Scoop: Reddit disinformation campaign upends London dining

Plus: The man who may decide the future of DEI under Trump; the simple genius of the McRib.

Communicating successfully amid political and social dissent

Engagement and dialogue will make the difference.

Avoiding the tactic trap

Don't take the bait.

A closer look at Spirit Airlines’ bankruptcy comms

Spirit's messages to travelers and investors about its Chapter 11 filing offer insights into effective change comms.

Why the United Nations Global Compact CCO says you shouldn't give up on ESG communications

The country will change in the next four years -- but it isn't time to stop, Dan Thomas said.

Internal Communications Trends for Success in 2025

Internal communication professionals today face daunting challenges -- but they can be overcome.

AI may require PR agencies to reevaluate billing models

Tools like ChatGPT are completing tasks that used to take hours in minutes so firms may want to consider how that’ll affect hourly billing.

The Scoop: Jaguar’s controversial modern reinvention raises questions about value of brand

Germany soccer vows to keep politics out of the game; young people are getting more news from social media.

How AI helped Syneos Health’s Matthew Snodgrass improve client first drafts

Reducing time spent parsing regulatory rules could be a gamechanger.

When humans meet other humans

A reflection on CommsWeek and the Future of Communications Conference.

New social media features and updates to know this week

New updates from Instagram, LinkedIn and more.