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Companies and agencies should optimize the unfiltered creativity of Gen Zers in the workplace and compensate them for it, says Tala’s Christian Ornelas. Six months ago during a brainstorm at work, I ...

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From understanding an audience to beating back disinformation, health comms experts share their biggest lessons learned for the next pandemic.

Some outlets have pulled back on climate coverage. Other new media have launched. And yet others are stuck on politics. Like understanding science, it can be complicated.

Donald Trump’s win over Kamala Harris in the race to become the next US President has dominated the news agenda, but what does it mean for public affairs on this side of the Atlantic?

Deitelzweig explains why the new office is essential to the renewal of cities but has to provide more than lobbies with expanses of white marble to attract tenants.