#CreatorAwards23

We announce the winner of #prstudent #CreatorAwards23 and reflect back on ten years of this challenge.

This week you were talking about generative AI, the existential crisis facing the CBI, a chocolate bust of King Charles, misinformation, why consultants should specialise, and whether digital PR can become any more commodified.

One week's content takes us on a historical journey from wartime psychological operations to generative AI.

Here's our selection of #ThisWeekinPR content from the past two weeks around Easter.

Disinformation and digital manipulation are among the topics discussed #ThisWeekinPR.

You've been remembering Francis Ingham, discussing TikTok and considering generative AI among other topics #ThisWeekinPR.

I'd expected to be talking about money (budget, banks), but instead something much more important has happened #ThisWeekinPR. We're mourning the loss of Francis Ingham, arguably the most influential person in UK public relations over the past two decades.

'Embracing equity' was the theme of International Women's Day; among other talking points #ThisWeekinPR were Gary Linkeker, greenwashing and the UK technology sector.

'Press releases are the Swiss Army Knife of public relations'. This was among the gems gathered from #ThisWeekinPR - and it wasn't even quotation of the week.

Ukraine, police and the public, ESG challenges, culture, and the Labour Party were among your talking points #ThisWeekinPR.

One word and one public person dominate discussions #ThisWeekinPR. The word: definfluencing. The person: Nicola Sturgeon.

The IoD/CIPR report, council comms, why markets rise when the economy struggles, IC growing pains and, once again, ChatGPT were among my picks #ThisWeekinPR.