Chief Communication Officer Magazine for Communication Leaders
The editor-in-chief of the CCO Magazine asked a question: How reliable is artificial intelligence? The question and possible answers appeared on the US media portal foreignpress.org. It would be good to know the opinions of communication professionals.
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IPRA Codes Throughout its existence IPRA has always sought to provide intellectual leadership for the public relations profession. A key part of this has been the development of a number of Codes and Charters seeking to provide an ethical framework for the activities of the profession. Upon joining IPRA all members undertake to uphold these […]
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PRSA Code of Ethics This Code applies to PRSA members. The Code is designed to be a useful guide for PRSA members as they carry out their ethical responsibilities. This document is designed to anticipate and accommodate, by precedent, ethical challenges that may arise. The scenarios outlined in the Code provision are actual examples of […]
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European Code of Professional Conduct in Public Relations Officially adopted at the General Assembly of Lisbon, April 16th, 1978. / Modified by the General Assembly of Lisbon, May 13th, 1989 / Modified by the General Assembly of Berlin October 14th. 2001 European Code of Professional Conduct in Public Relations Code of Lisbon Section I Criteria and standards of professional qualification […]
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Presented to CERP’s Council meeting in London, January 1965, and adopted by CERP’s General Assembly in Athens, May 1965. – Also adopted and recognized by IPRA. All the Associations affiliated to CERP have adopted the Code of Athens. International Code of Ethics for Public Relations CODE OF ATHENS CONSIDERING that all Member countries […]
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