Stay informed with your Monday Daily PR Brief! - July 27, 2026
Meta bans harassment content made with smart glasses; What one million AI searches tell us about media relations; more!
Read some of today's best PR and Comms industry news clips:
Travel PR Has a New Destination: The Answer Box (O'Dwyer's - July 27, 2026)
The Scoop: Meta bans harassment content made with smart glasses (PR Daily - July 24, 2026)
Why Energy Companies Are Abandoning Reactive Communications During the Iran Crisis (PRNEWS - July 23, 2026)
What one million AI searches tell us about media relations (Wildfire PR - July 24, 2026)
An Interview: Mark Stenberg, Adweek (Meredith & The Media - July 27, 2026)
AI crisis scenarios: What PR teams actually need ready before the next fake drops (Agility PR Solutions - July 27, 2026)
Beyond Standard Social Media Tactics: How To Build A Brand Community (Forbes - July 27, 2026)
frankly… Episode 95: Here's What Makes a Great Communicator in 2026 (Franco - July 24, 2026) [PODCAST]
Global Women in PR Launches 2026 Annual Index Survey (PRovoke Media - July 27, 2026)
Why curiosity is one of the most valuable skills in PR (Influence (UK) - July 24, 2026)
Rethinking PR Measurement in the Age of Generative AI (AMEC - July 21, 2026)
Journalist response platform plays 'whack-a-mole' against AI deluge of PR content (Press Gazette (UK) - July 27, 2026)
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Summary Section:
Travel PR Has a New Destination: The Answer Box
By Lauren Mackiel
O'Dwyer's - July 27, 2026
People are no longer beginning every trip with an online search or travel magazine. They begin with a prompt on generative platforms.
The Scoop: Meta bans harassment content made with smart glasses
By Paul Hiebert
PR Daily - July 24, 2026
Meta bans harassment content made with smart glasses. Plus: Taco Bell takes a multi-pronged approach to cyclospora outbreak; Sony's latest investment sends a clear message.
Why Energy Companies Are Abandoning Reactive Communications During the Iran Crisis
By Sinthu Satchi
PRNEWS - July 23, 2026
For energy companies, communicating responsibly when every statement carries financial and reputational consequences is a challenge.
What one million AI searches tell us about media relations
By Alex Warren
Wildfire PR - July 24, 2026
If anyone still thinks AI search will reduce the importance of earned media, the data tells a very different story.
An Interview: Mark Stenberg, Adweek
By Meredith Klein
Meredith & The Media - July 27, 2026
This week, I sat down with Mark Stenberg, senior media reporter at Adweek.
AI crisis scenarios: What PR teams actually need ready before the next fake drops
By Catherine Schwartz
Agility PR Solutions - July 27, 2026
The first time you deal with a convincing fake of your own executive, you learn something uncomfortable: the question isn't whether it's real. You know it isn't real. The question is how you prove that to eleven thousand people who already shared it, a reporter who's on deadline in forty minutes, and a board member who's calling because his neighbor sent him the clip.
Beyond Standard Social Media Tactics: How To Build A Brand Community
By Forbes Agency Council
Forbes - July 27, 2026
Here, members of Forbes Agency Council share approaches that can help brands connect with audiences and build real communities, without relying on an algorithm to do the work.
frankly… Episode 95: Here's What Makes a Great Communicator in 2026 [PODCAST]
By Ashley Ortiz
Franco - July 24, 2026
Dan and Rachel explore AI, communication skills, personal branding and why curiosity keeps great communicators ahead in 2026.
Global Women in PR Launches 2026 Annual Index Survey
By Maja Pawinska Sims
PRovoke Media - July 27, 2026
Women working across PR and communications worldwide are invited to take part in the industry's annual benchmark study, which this year includes new questions on the impact of AI.
Why curiosity is one of the most valuable skills in PR
By Stewart Argo
Influence (UK) - July 24, 2026
Professional qualifications matter, but the best communications advisers never stop learning. Looking beyond PR can help you ask better questions, spot opportunities, and give better advice.
Rethinking PR Measurement in the Age of Generative AI
By Julie Wilkinson
AMEC - July 21, 2026
For decades, PR measurement has wrestled with the challenge of how to quantify influence in a fragmented media landscape. Today, that challenge has fundamentally changed in nature.
Journalist response platform plays 'whack-a-mole' against AI deluge of PR content
By Rob Waugh
Press Gazette (UK) - July 27, 2026
US-based journalist response platform Qwoted has banned hundreds of PR agencies, executives and 'experts' who either appear not to exist, use AI to write or opine on areas outside their expertise. CEO of Qwoted Dan Simon said fake AI-generated content is booming and weeding it out is complicated.
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