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October 24, 2019 Transcript of #CommsChat on ethics in international PR
Public relations are the gatekeepers of brand mission. International PR feels this pressure, as it needs to navigate across a variety of cultures. What are the challenges to ethical behaviour in international PR? Are there different implications when AI enters the stage? We were joined by CIPR International (@CIPR_Int) to discuss topics including:
- What does ethical behaviour mean to you as a PR practitioner?
- How does working globally influence your view of ethics in PR?
- Does AI pose different ethical questions, not covered by current PR practice? Whose responsibility is it to ensure that AI is ethically compliant?
- Would you always speak up if you felt your company had behaved unethically? What are the implications?
- How is it possible to be an ethical influencer?
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