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Analysis
Equity: Are you getting a fair share?
By Alec Mattinson, 13 June 2013Offering employees equity in an agency can be an effective way to retain talent, but is not without risk. Alec Mattinson looks at the pros and cons of giving staff a piece of the action.
Dave Senay is putting PR on the map from St Louis to London
By Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith, 13 June 2013The FleishmanHillard president is using his global vision to help the agency break into new markets, finds Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou Smith.
What British PR's founding father can teach us today
By Richard Evans, 13 June 2013Basil Clarke was a pioneer of British PR in the 1920s. Richard Evans looks at five of his principles for effective comms that still hold strong in today's market.
How terrorism hijacked modern communications
By Alex Benady, 06 June 2013The nightmare on John Wilson Street gained blanket media coverage. Alex Benady looks at how today's terrorists are exploiting mainstream and digital media for their own ends.
Opinion
The challenge of NHS comms
It has been a challenging time for NHS communicators yet again over the last few weeks.
Parliament's power players hide in shadows
The devil is in the detail. And for an organ such as PRWeek detail matters. It's really not that hard to goad a public figure into extravagant boasting, whether it's Tulisa 'of course I can score you some coke' Contostavlos or Tim 'told him what to s...
The show isn't over for Tulisa
It's the easiest thing in the world to write off a celebrity's career when they get hit by a tabloid exposé, and of course there are always a handful of opportunistic columnists ready to pile in there and help with the last rites.
Curate tribes to deliver sustainable change
Einstein once said that insanity is doing the same thing over and over again yet expecting different results.
Hit or Miss?
Hit or miss? William Hague faces questions in Commons on cyber snooping
By Daniel Farey-Jones, 12 June 2013Foreign Secretary William Hague appeared in the Commons on Monday following claims by a whistleblower in The Guardian that the US National Security Agency could spy on communications by non-Americans by accessing emails and data held by firms such as...
Hit or miss? Tory London Assembly group proposes bus and Tube sponsorship
By Kate Magee, 05 June 2013Transport for London (TfL) should let companies sponsor stations or entire lines on the Tube and bus system, a report released this week by the Conservative Group at the London Assembly argued.
PRWeek TV
Ros Kindersley, MD of JFL Search and Selection, and Rupert Ashe, director of D5 Capital, discuss how agencies can best incentivise and retain staff.
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A dressing down for Morrisons
In the latest instalment of a fortnightly series, Electric Airwaves' MD analyses how one corporate message has played out through the media.
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Can Google set the tax agenda?
Lessons from Google's tax saga on how to frame the narrative of a media debate.
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A tale of two interviews
Honesty is wonderful, says Electric Aiwaves' Andrew Caesar-Gordon. Just don't take it to an extreme.
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