Last week I was at the PRCA Public Affairs Conference for the launch of its first Public Affairs Census, which is one of many results …
Category: Public Affairs
A couple of recent blog posts by people who I admire and respect have made me think about my own career. First Paul Sutton wrote …
When Royal Mail announced a profit of £68m UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn was quick to attack it with a specially made video and …
In Harry Potter newspaper pictures are alive with characters that move. Animated gifs are a type of image file format that are like photographs alive …
The State of the Profession 2017 survey by the UK’s Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) reveals that the PR profession still has a very long way …
Like millions of people around the world I’m horrified by the election of Donald Trump as the next president of the United States. In the …
The UK has voted to leave the European Union. This has already sent shockwaves through global financial markets which will massively impact businesses and organisations. …
By 2020 African consumers will be spending more than a trillion dollars. 80% own mobile phones. 80% of mobiles sold in Kenya are smartphones, a …
The problem with a 140 character tweet or six second Vine is that it’s impossible to tell a great story. However as Ernest Hemingway purportedly …
The UK government’s new bill restricting trade unions has an alarming proposal in it that has potentially devastating negative consequences for people working in public …
