Artificial intelligence, influencer marketing and a focus on millennials are the top three trends that will drive public relations research this year, according to a new white paper from the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications.
AI, Influencers & Millennials Drive PR Research
Wed., May 10, 2017
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