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Venmo responds to privacy vulnerability, consumers want companies to address social justice issues, and Twitter users roast CDC guidelines Also: Retailers relax mask rules for shoppers, Palm Springs art museum blushes over Marilyn Monroe statue, and WarnerMedia & Discovery announce a merger. Hello, communicators: Following the Centers for Disease Control’s relaxed restrictions on wearing masks indoors for fully vaccinated people, several major retailers were quick to adjust their in-store mask policies with messaging that emphasized safety and placed a considerable—sometimes questionable�...

Industry groups respond to relaxed CDC guidelines, unvaccinated adults open to financial incentives, and Apple reacts to employee outcry over new hire Also: Ellen DeGeneres announces her show to leave the air, social platforms respond to vaccine disinformation researchers, and Twitter users question vaccine promotions. Hello, communicators: Ellen DeGeneres has announced that her talk show will end after its upcoming 19th season and she will seek new challenges and opportunities as a creative person. Embedded in the announcement was the news from earlier this year that her show lost over a mil...

WeWork’s CEO doubts remote workforce engagement, how companies earn trust, and cruise lines share plans to resume sailing in July Also: the latest tech offers new horizons for accessibility, Instagram adds pronouns, and Ohio creates lottery to reward vaccinated residents. Hello, communicators: Since the pandemic, many companies are exploring new accessibility communication tools to help differently-abled stakeholders interact with their content. The latest example comes in the form of a new, experimental device that turns thoughts into text and has helped a paralyzed man quickly construct s...

Peloton escalates crisis response with treadmill recall, exclusives lead to media coverage, and Uber protests changes to gig worker regulation Also: New York Times sees record subscription growth, NASA celebrates Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Twitter changes image sizes, and more. Hello, communicators: Though many digital publishers have seen heavy losses in advertising revenue over the past year, some have offset shortfalls with the launch of newsletters, subscriptions and membership models. In the latest example of this trend, The New York Times saw a total of 7.8 millio...

Industry Experts and CSUF Alumni Rally April 26-30 for the 43rd Annual Conference April 16, 2021 Share This: Want to know what it takes to launch a public relations company or determine whether the master’s degree program is the best path to your dream job? More than 40 professionals working in communications-based occupations such as marketing, social media and journalism, are set to share their insights and experience at Cal State Fullerton’s annual Communications Week April 26-30. Hosted by students of the College of Communications, the annual event takes place virtually again t...