08 May How Bill Belichick’s Interview Went Offside: A Lesson in Media Preparation
In a media interview, the story can shift in a second if you're not prepared. Bill Belichick’s CBS Sunday Morning interview offers an example....
Author:Frances Cox
07 May Takeaways from Day 3 of the MIT Technology Review EmTech AI Conference
Anna shares takeaways from the third and final day of the MIT Technology Review EmTech AI Conference. The takeaway? Don't be an AI one-trick pony!...
06 May Takeaways from Day 2 of the MIT Technology Review EmTech AI Conference
Anna outlines takeaways from Day 2 of the MIT Technology Review EmTech AI Conference, highlighting insights from the session, "AI and the Future of Storytelling."...
05 May Takeaways from Day 1 of the MIT Technology Review EmTech AI Conference
Anna outlines takeaways from Day 1 of the MIT Technology Review EmTech AI Conference. ...
30 Apr Going on Offense: The Communications Strategy Every U.S. University Needs
Universities make America great. They undergird our national security and are fonts of wealth creation, both in the communities in which they operate and across the country. ...
18 Apr The History of Communications: Part 4
In the final installment of our History of Communications series, we examine AI's potential and pitfalls — and why human judgment remains essential to meaningful communications strategy....
04 Apr The History of Communications: Part 3
From the telephone to the internet, communication continues to evolve. ...
28 Mar The History of Communications: Part 2
Each leap in communication has reshaped how we think, connect and even govern....
20 Mar The History of Communications: Part 1
Introducing Fratelli's new video series on the history of communications....
24 Feb What AI Can and Can’t Do in Media – And Why Human Storytelling Still Matters
By Makenzie Carlin Imagine scrolling through your inbox and finding a newsletter about your town. It looks legitimate — covering local restaurants, city events and even featuring testimonials from readers who call it their “lifeline” to local news. But look closer: The same testimonials appear in newsletters...