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 …
Category: Public Affairs
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 …
My public relations blogging has been light during July and August as I’ve had a couple of short holidays and been busier with consultancy and …
The CIPR State of the Profession 2015 report makes grim reading as it highlights that despite 96% claiming that ‘being considered a professional is important’ …
Lots of new research around at the moment that point to a positive future for the public relations business. Yesterday, the Financial Times published the …
PR Academy’s annual trends survey has revealed that 47% of its past and present students think measurement is the skill where they have the biggest …
This blog post sets out some of the main benefits of blogging for business, public relations, public affairs and corporate communications. It doesn’t just apply …
This year I celebrated the tenth anniversary of my A PR Guy’s Musings blog. Some of the other early pioneers of blogging have recently written …
International PR consultancy Burson-Marsteller has published some interesting ‘Twiplomacy’ research on the world’s most connected leaders on Twitter. The governments of more than three-quarters of …
Social media monitoring is one of the fundamental building blocks of starting to integrate social media and social networks into your public relations strategy. If …
