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Danny Rogers: Can team changes revitalise Miliband?

Danny Rogers: Can team changes revitalise Miliband?

The most recent political opinion polls show the Conservatives and Labour neck and neck, with the Tories just slightly ahead.

 
 
Alex Aiken: Councils are asking themselves if they have banked enough goodwill to allow them to rise tax rates

Alex Aiken: Why your local council might be kicking you in the teeth this year

The Government has set councils a little reputation test for 2012. They...

 
 
George Eustice: Bailed-out banks are a liability

George Eustice: Bailed-out banks are a liability

There are few things more frustrating for a political leader than to...

 
 
Anthony Hilton: Web culture leads to lazy journalism

Anthony Hilton: Web culture leads to lazy journalism

I was reminiscing with someone who for years has been one of...

 
 
Luke Blair: More to the job than pumping out press releases

Luke Blair: corporate culture should be a priority in public sector

Communications professionals employed by the public sector do much more than pump...

 
 
John Woodcock: Labour's economic stance is credible

John Woodcock: Labour's economic stance is credible

Changing the emphasis of your political message - as Labour has done...

 
 
Ian Monk: 'Rogue captain' line could sink company

Ian Monk: 'Rogue captain' line could sink company

As a PR strategy, it hit the rocks in less time than...

 
 
Danny Rogers: Tomorrow's CEOs must be a force for good

Danny Rogers: Tomorrow's CEOs must be a force for good

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Edelman's annual Trust Barometer - the 2012 incarnation was unveiled this week...

 
 
John Shewell: Trust staff to take responsibility for using social media

John Shewell: Social media is the key to connecting with the public in 2012

2012 promises to be another challenging year for the public sector and...

 
 
George Eustice: Miliband may have shot his bolt

George Eustice: Miliband may have shot his bolt

Ed Miliband squandered the first year of his leadership and is now...

 
 
Anthony Hilton: Tesco pays price for neglecting PR

Anthony Hilton: Tesco pays price for neglecting PR

Everyone knows stock markets can be brutal when companies disappoint them.

 
 

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