The media sector is undergoing one of its most significant transformations since the rise of digital platforms. Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer experimental. It is now embedded in newsroom operations, shaping how news is produced, distributed, and consumed.

CIPR International is pleased to announce the election of its 2026 Committee following an Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on the 30th of October 2025. The new committee, comprising 26 leading practitioners, continues to reflect the Group’s global reach, diverse professional expertise, and commitment to advancing international standards in public relations.

In a recent article for Forbes, CIPR International Chair, Taazima Kala, FCIPR, Chart.PR, shares her thoughts on thought leadership and a significant shift in the quality of this type of content. What once added value now seems to be a endless stream of noise and recycled hot takes.

CIPR International recently hosted a webinar titled: 'Breaking Barriers: The Power of Intercultural Dialogue in Shaping Inclusive Narratives. The session explored the evolving role of cultural fluency in communications and what it takes to build more human, more inclusive narratives in business and society

Thanzyl Thajudeen shares his experience and tips for becoming a Chartered Public Relations practitioner through the CIPR.

After a decade in public relations, I have watched from the sidelines as boards make decisions that could have benefited tremendously from P

The below is an invitation letter from The Commission on Public Relations Education (CPRE). CIPR International is publishing the letter...

Emma Duke, CIPR International committee member who works with communicators across the globe through her consultancy business, Emma Duke PR,

This is your opportunity to participate in ground-breaking research looking at how prepared PR is becoming an AI profession.

Ayeni Adekunle, entrepreneur, writer and published author, and founder of Black House Media Group, headquartered in Ikeja, Lagos,...