Audience ambiguity: Are PRs now communicating more for machines than humans? @PRCATV
Audience ambiguity: Are PRs now communicating more for machines than humans?  @PRCATV
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
As AI-powered search, assistants and content curation reshape how information is discovered, PR professionals are no longer communicating solely with human audiences… they are increasingly influencing the systems that determine what those audiences see. In this webinar, we unpack how technology is forcing communicators to rethink the way narratives are structured, distributed, and measured.
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Audience ambiguity: Are PRs now communicating more for machines than humans?

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