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Summer vacation is over – and it’s time to fire up the Inside PR podcast.
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Episode #33: SHEL HOLTZ ON THE SEVEN KEY FORCES SHAPING INTERNAL COMMS
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Shel Holtz knows internal communications, and he knows where it’s headed.
A 40-year industry veteran, communications director for Allergan and Mattel, consultant, speaker, blogger, author, fellow of three of the world’s most prominent communications industry associations and, if that weren’t enough, co-founder of the FIR Podcast Network, Shel is something of an expert on the topic.
Who better to kick off our first podcast of 2019? If anyone can predict the future of internal communications, it’s Shel. His crystal ball is one of the most accurate we know.
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Inside PR 532 – We’ve got resolutions
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If you want to get some insight into what makes Martin, Gini and Joe tick, you’ll probably find out this week. And along the way, we hope that you may get some ideas for things you may want to do this year yourself.
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Is 2018 the year that AI will transform my job?
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Artificial intelligence was a hot topic amoung communicators in 2017 and it’s something to continue watching and exploring in 2018.
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Inside PR 457: Close-hold embargos
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Twitter Moments for all of us. Large publishers’ growing dependency on Facebook. Thinking ahead about the implications of AI in our devices and apps. And the ethics of the close-hold embargo.
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