Danny Rogers: An intriguing future awaits Bell Pottinger
With Lord Bell's buyout of Bell Pottinger from Chime now looking likely to take place next month, we are looking at the imminent break-up of Britain's biggest PR agency.
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George Eustice: We must prepare for euro break-up
By George Eustice, 17 May 2012It is easy to deliver effective comms around issues over which you have control. But the big challenge facing governments is how to manage comms around events that are unpredictable and beyond their control.
Anthony Hilton: Tesco loses out in likeability stakes
By Anthony Hilton, 17 May 2012Perhaps companies do reap what they sow.
Post-poll lessons to be learnt for public sector PRs
By Peter Holt, 11 May 2012This month's local poll results aren't just of interest to us in terms of who's now in charge, or how we'll help promote their manifesto policies now they're directly feeding our official organisational priorities. It's also worth setting aside the ...
Danny Rogers: Conscience is vital for PR professionals
By Danny Rogers, 10 May 2012The PR profession and public ethics have always been bedfellows; their relationship often uneasy.
Ian Monk: Olympic team is beating the odds
By Ian Monk, 10 May 2012Seventy-seven days to go* and the Olympic razzmatazz builds up despite a cacophony of dissenting noises in the media.
John Woodcock: Coalition woes inspire Miliband
By John Woodcock, 10 May 2012After the local election results underlined just how far the Government has fallen in recent months, this feels like a crossroads for politics in Britain.
Alex Aiken: Memo to the new leader - the communication challenges we face
By Alex Aiken, 04 May 2012Some heads of communication will need to start looking for new jobs after the local elections. After every election the new political leaderships demand change, in policy, from services and in communications. Many communicators fail to adapt to chang...
Anthony Hilton: RBS' Hester learns to play PR game
By Anthony Hilton, 03 May 2012It was obvious at the time that Stephen Hester, chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland, was unprepared for the storm that broke over his pay at the time of the bank's results and that led, after a few days, to his having to turn down a £1m bonus.
Danny Rogers: Industry can drive comms ethics debate
By Danny Rogers, 03 May 2012We are obsessed with growth in the business world.
George Eustice: Law can help raise press standards
By George Eustice, 03 May 2012Last week, the Leveson Inquiry turned to the relationship between politics and the media as Rupert Murdoch gave evidence.
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