The PROOF STRATEGIES wrote: "In today’s rapidly changing news cycle, how do you develop high quality, lasting relationships with journalists? It can be helpful to think of creating meaningful relationships with journalists just as you would go about making a friend or forming a romantic relationship."

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ICCO published the ICCO World PR Report 2020. Global agency heads are overwhelmingly optimistic about the growth of public relations, according to figures revealed in today’s International Communications Consultancy Organisation (ICCO) World PR Report.

The Public Relations Museum invited the PR practitioners, they wrote: "Join us as we celebrate the LGBTQ PR community on the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall rebellion. For the very first time, hear the stories that shaped the careers of thousands and shaped the profession forever. MC, Del Galloway. Panelists: Sally Susman, Bob Witeck, Jim Joseph, Andrew McCaskill, Cathy Renna, Brenda Wrigley and Chiqui Cartagena."

Every year the brand communications landscape gets more cluttered with more messages, more images, texts, press releases, PR stunts, Snapchat and Instagram stories, Twitter ads, influencer campaigns and desperate organic Facebook posts. This year was no different. 2016 PR People Award Finalists Announced by PR News. 

The PR Newswire (Victoria Harres) wrote: Change is inevitable. For the sake of progress, change is absolutely essential.

The editor of the eCCO Magazine offers an article to readers: UPCOMING IPR WEBINAR AUGUST 1ST - Sixty-three percent of Americans view disinformation—or deliberately misleading or biased information—as a “major” problem in society, on par with gun violence (63%) and terrorism (66%), according to the 2019 Institute for Public Relations Disinformation in Society Report.

Senior and emerging corporate and brand communicators are invited to attend this strategic research conference co-sponsored by Cision, PRIME Research and the Institute for Public Relations.

The IPR Research Letter published: 4th Annual USC Annenberg Relevance Report Identifies Emerging Issues and Forecasts Topics for Public Relations Professionals University of Southern California, School for Communication and Journalism

After months of exhaustive debate IPRA, the International Public Relations Association has created a new definition of PR, fit for the times we live in. 

Others wrote, eCCO Magazine quote and recommend reading it: The Museum of Public Relations published an article: Addressing The Needs Of The Pre-Civil Rights Black Traveler

IPRA, the International Public Relations Association, is delighted to announce that the Golden World Awards for Excellence (GWA) 2016 is now in its sixth week and open to receive entries. There are separate awards for agencies and in-house and you do not need to be an IPRA member to enter. You just need to be good. The volume of entries to date has been excellent within a wide spread of categories.

The IPRA, International Public Relations Association issued an Announcement. The CCO Magazine publish this announcement.

In the last couple of days, I had the chance to judge entries for both a Hungarian and an international PR Award. And yes... I could not resist the temptation to share my experiences in some kind of social way. 

Berk Communications, one of the leading boutique public relations firms specializing in sports & entertainment, food & beverage, and travel & tourism, has been named one of the most powerful PR firms in the nation by The Observer, as per their exclusive annual "PR Power 50" list. Berk Communications debuted at No. 44.

Celebrating LatinoPRHistory Hosted by The Museum of Public Relations

eCCO Magazine would like to draw the attention: CIPR 2019 National Conference; Preparing for the Digital future

The editor of CCO Magazine would like to draw readers' attention to the possibility presented by CISION: "Grow your PR Presence for 2020".

Presented to CERP's Council meeting in London, January 1965, and adopted by CERP's General Assembly in Athens, May 1965. - Also adopted and recognized by IPRA. All the Associations affiliated to CERP have adopted the Code of Athens. 

European Code of Professional Conduct in Public Relations Officially adopted at the General Assembly of Lisbon, April 16th, 1978. / Modified by the General Assembly of Lisbon, May 13th, 1989  / Modified by the General Assembly of Berlin October 14th. 2001