A new study recently published by The PRSA Board of Ethics and Professional Standards (BEPS) finds that younger public relations professionals feel uninformed and unprepared when it comes to the PRSA Code of Ethics and ethics counseling.

As you busily carry out your day-to-day and annual business activities you might not realize that your organization has unwittingly fallen into a trap. You may be making assumptions about the audiences that are most important to your success.

In addition to turning politics upside down, the election of 2016 and its aftermath has raised critical issues for communications professionals — fake news. Fake news is a critical issue we all face as communicators and as citizens.

Experts from diverse industries showcased how their teams tackled everything from bomb scares to hostile internet ‘badvocates.’ But the question everyone really wanted answered was "How can I prevent these things from happening in the first place?"

Sydney Rodgers, student at Southeast Missouri State University, interviewed a nationally ranked security consulting company, to share how you can secure your social media accounts.