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PR, Wikipedia and BP–a sorry tale

Posted onMarch 28, 2013August 30, 2019

I spent yesterday at the European Parliament in Brussels running a training session for MEPs and their staff about Wikipedia and best practice. Most of …

CIPR, corporate communications, Ethics, public relations

Commschat on CIPR Wikipedia guidance

Posted onJuly 4, 2012August 30, 2019

I missed last night’s #commschat with Philip Sheldrake on the Wikipedia guidance that was published by the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) last week. …

CIPR, public relations

PR practitioners should not directly edit Wikipedia according to new CIPR guidance

Posted onJune 27, 2012August 30, 2019

I wouldn’t normally publish a news release verbatim, but this is important and I’m pushed for time this week! Disclaimer: I’m a founder member of …

CIPR, Ethics, public relations

FIR Interview: Stuart Bruce and Phil Gomes on PR and Wikipedia

Posted onJanuary 14, 2012August 30, 2019

Global PR podcast FIR co-hosts Neville Hobson and Shel Holtz used Google+ Hangout to record a special FIR Interview show with Phil Gomes (Senior VP, …

CIPR, Ethics, social media

CIPR to work with Wikipedia on how PR professionals should interact with the Wikipedia community

Posted onJanuary 6, 2012August 30, 2019

In my post calling on Wikipedia and PR to work it out I said I’d raise the issue at the next meeting of the CIPR …

Business, Ethics, Government, Journalism, Politics, Public Affairs, Reputation Management, social media

Bell Pottinger Uzbekistan: a maelstrom in a teacup?

Posted onDecember 6, 2011August 30, 2019

It seems a month can’t go by without Bell Pottinger, the UK’s self-styled ‘leading’ lobbying company, embroiling itself in a scandal. Today’s Independent article has …

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About the PR Futurist blog

This is the personal blog of Stuart Bruce. I started my PR blog in 2003, so it was one of the first PR blogs in the world. I have maintained it personally while running and working for a variety of different businesses. Its primary purpose is not commercial but to promote new thinking and ideas in the field of public relations and communications.

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