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Diana Bradley

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Associate News Editor at PR Week

Associate News Editor for @PRWeekUS.

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  • Comms head Frank Shaw defends Microsoft policy on sensitive topic emails

    1 week ago | prweek.com | Diana Bradley

    REDMOND, WA: Microsoft chief communications officer Frank Shaw is defending the company’s policy of blocking employees’ internal and external Outlook mass-emails containing words such as “Palestine,” “Gaza,” “genocide,” “apartheid” and “IOF off Azure.”After an employee posted concerns about Microsoft’s policy, Shaw responded internally, in a message seen by CNBC, “To clarify, emails are not being blocked or censored, unless they are being sent to large numbers of random distribution groups.

  • Driscoll's names Frances Dillard as first global chief communications officer

    1 week ago | prweek.com | Diana Bradley

    WATSONVILLE, CA: Driscoll's, a California-based seller of strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and blackberries, has appointed Frances Dillard as its first global chief communications officer. Dillard started in the role this month, reporting to CEO Soren Bjorn, she wrote in a LinkedIn post.

  • Breakfast Briefing: 5 things for PR pros to know on Friday morning

    1 week ago | prweek.com | Diana Bradley

    Breakfast Briefing: 5 things for PR pros to know on Friday morning The state of healthcare comms; Q&A with Havas PR Network’s James Wright; Get ready for the Wienie 500. by Diana Bradley

  • Should journalists and PR pros publicly thank each other for stories?

    1 week ago | prweek.com | Diana Bradley

    It’s a common occurrence LinkedIn users see every day: Journalists and PR pros posting articles and thanking each other, either for the coverage or the insight. But should such etiquette be reexamined? One strategic comms adviser, Rozelle Laha, wrote on LinkedIn that PR pros should avoid the move. “Public gratitude can unintentionally make a media win look less organic,” she wrote. Do you agree with Laha? Take PRWeek’s poll on LinkedIn.

  • Global chair AnnaMaria DeSalva to leave Burson

    1 week ago | prweek.co.uk | Diana Bradley

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Diana Bradley
Diana Bradley @prweekdiana
21 May 24

RT @PRWeekUS: New: How health influencers @NadyaOkamoto and @RealDoctorMike approach social media — Both shared their strategies (and platf…

Diana Bradley
Diana Bradley @prweekdiana
14 Mar 24

I interviewed the Corn Kid and his mom and it was magical. 🌽

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Is “Corn Kid” sick and tired of talking about corn? Does he even still like corn? Who manages his social media accounts? And what brand does he dream of working with? We sat down with Tariq the “Corn Kid” to get answers to these questions and more: https://t.co/oERmSqYnJ4

Diana Bradley
Diana Bradley @prweekdiana
21 Nov 23

Do you know what gyat, rizzler, skibidi or fanum tax means? Marketers must learn to understand Gen Alpha’s humor, attitude and lingo https://t.co/L4rUwV4p3t