Read some of today’s best PR and Comms industry news clips:
Family, Company, Legacy: PR Lessons From Jensen Huang's Resignation (PRNEWS - November 12, 2026)
Who manages influencers (Axios - November 12, 2026)
The future of crisis comms and deepfakes (PR Daily - November 12, 2026)
Stacks, on Stacks, on Stacks: How We've Entombed Problematic PR Measures (Institute for Public Relations - November 11, 2026)
You Can't Assign a Skill Nobody Has (Spin Sucks - November 12, 2026)
Why Smart Brands Still Misread Culture (Forbes - November 12, 2026)
Executive media training and message development (Axia Public Relations - November 12, 2026)
Mr. Magazine Interview: Why Print Still Matters in the Age of AI (CommPRO - November 10, 2026)
Influence 100: Geopolitics Tops the Corporate Reputation Risk List (PRovoke - November 10, 2026)
'Do the job, build the job, explain the job': Inside State Farm's first CCO role (Ragan Communications - November 11, 2026)
Thought leadership remains highly valuable for B2B buyers (Social Media Today - November 11, 2026)
Visibility To Pipeline: What Technology CMOs Need From Communications Teams (Forbes - November 12, 2026)
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Family, Company, Legacy: PR Lessons From Jensen Huang's Resignation
By Daniel Rene
PRNEWS - November 12, 2026
Jensen Huang is now managing more than a typical corporate crisis. He is facing a moment that could shape his family relationships, personal legacy, trust he has spent decades building, and with the national security angle—possibly prison.
Who manages influencers
By Simon Hernandez-Arthur
Axios - November 12, 2026
Marketing and communications teams are competing over who should manage creator relationships as brands increasingly rely on influencers to build credibility, reach new audiences and drive sales. Plus, other stories from the Comms wordd.
The future of crisis comms and deepfakes
By Sean Devlin
PR Daily - November 12, 2026
During the preconference workshops at Ragan's Future of Communications Conference in Austin, Lisa Burris, senior director of corporate communications at Elevance Health, said that crisis communicators face two distinct challenges.
Stacks, on Stacks, on Stacks: How We've Entombed Problematic PR Measures
Institute for Public Relations - November 11, 2026
Year-by-year, the box office still tracks the latest record-breakers. The latest Spider-Man or The Odyssey are still making headlines for accomplishing some new monetary feat. Box office is an example of an industry metric that does not tell much of the story without other context.
You Can't Assign a Skill Nobody Has
By Shelly Verkamp
Spin Sucks - November 12, 2026
The ownership gap isn’t a willpower problem or an org-chart problem. It’s a capability problem, and you don’t close a capability gap by assigning it. You close it by building it.
Why Smart Brands Still Misread Culture
By Alison Murdock, CEO of 1021 Creative
Forbes - November 12, 2026
Knowing which signals to act on requires watching how cultural patterns evolve.
Executive media training and message development
By Dana Whitfield
Axia Public Relations - November 12, 2026
Learn how media training for executives and message development work together to protect credibility, strengthen interviews, and support business goals.
Mr. Magazine Interview: Why Print Still Matters in the Age of AI
CommPRO - November 10, 2026
At a time when AI is transforming content creation and digital media dominates the publishing conversation, one independent magazine is making a compelling case for the enduring power of print.
Influence 100: Geopolitics Tops the Corporate Reputation Risk List
By Maja Pawinska Sims
PRovoke - November 10, 2026
Misinformation was the biggest concern about AI-generated media, with communications leaders more likely to flag declining trust in online information than deepfakes of senior executives.
'Do the job, build the job, explain the job': Inside State Farm's first CCO role
By Isis Simpson-Mersha
Ragan Communications - November 11, 2026
Michelle Russo is State Farm's first chief communications officer, a job she's building while doing it. Proving a brand-new seat at the leadership table takes constant, intentional work, and a habit of showing rather than telling.
Thought leadership remains highly valuable for B2B buyers
By Andrew Hutchinson
Social Media Today - November 11, 2026
A new survey report from Edelman and LinkedIn found that brands value professional insight and experience from other professionals.
Visibility To Pipeline: What Technology CMOs Need From Communications Teams
By Susan Thomas, Founder and CEO of 10Fold
Forbes - November 12, 2026
Addressing the gap may mean some new operational mandates for your communications team.
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