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This is absolutely brilliant work and is a world leading initiative. We should be leading conversations across the world to professionalise our communication profession. Well done Africa
Most employees said their trust in an organization depended on how it explained its AI use.
The long history of newspaper editorials may be about to end, a casualty of both changing news values and economic pressure.
Interactive single-page bookapp for The Organizational Singularity v25 outline by Salim Ismail with contributors. v25 makes three changes on the v24 base: a new Chapter 8, What To Do With Your Data, opens Part III with the data-plane inversion (independent governed data layer at the core, composable workflows on top, AI native to the workflow, ERP demoted to transactional consumer) and shifts the former Chapters 8 to 13 into 9 to 14; Satya Nadella's frontier-ecosystem validation (human capital and token capital, a frontier without an ecosystem is not stable) folded in as external evidence; and The Log Is the Agent integration treating the agent's append-only log as the deepest layer of ownership and lock-in. The Intelligence Stack, Four Pillars of GOVERN/ASSURE, Vertical Rewrite, REWRITE playbook, and single diagnostics Appendix A carry forward intact.
Professor James Baron says a genuine mission statement can help organizations of all kinds cultivate thriving internal cultures and credibility in the outside world.
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Paid placements and questionable outreach tactics are blurring the line between legitimate GEO and manipulative SEO.
These are great rules for anyone, even if you aren't a writer.
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Reputation is becoming an increasingly important factor in AI responses. Language models aggregate and categorize public discourse, presenting it as seemingly objective knowledge. This means that communications managers must observe not only what is being said about a company, but also how AI interprets it. An increasing number of people are no longer using traditional