Event set to examine AI in communications
Event set to examine role of AI in marketing and communications research.
Event set to examine role of AI in marketing and communications research.
A consultation designed to develop a new masters-degree level communications apprenticeship closes soon. The new apprenticeship standard will sit alongside the already approved “level 4” apprenticeship in public relations and communications, approved by the Department for Education earlier in the year. With the Apprenticeship Levy now in force for larger employers, the new apprenticeship is responding …
The Report of the House of Lords Select Committee inquiry on charities has been hailed as a potential “turning point” for the sector. The Report makes 100 recommendations to government and within these, the Committee has accepted all but one of the recommendations the Public Relations & Communications Association (PRCA) gave to the Committee in its …
Campaign Collective has been shortlisted for a marketing industry Ethical Champions Award
The European Commission has tabled a new Copyright Directive to be considered in the European Parliament. If passed, publishing giants could be able to levy a charge for linking to their content online, targeting news aggregators such as Google News which provides ‘snippets’ of the article with a link to the original web page. The …
Charity PR and communications plays a vital role in the future of fundraising and re-building trust in the sector according to speakers at a PRCA event
Campaign Collective Member Tom York has been named as a candidate in the election for the PR and Communications Council. The Council acts as a steering group and advisory board for the Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) and provides thought leadership to the profession. Tom York, Member of Campaign Collective, explained that if elected …
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Evidence from the Public Relations and Communications Association’s (PRCA) Charity and Not For Profit Group has been accepted by a House of Lords Committee on the future of charities.