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ANALYSIS: Shareholders: power to the people?

21 Nov 2003 | by Adam Hill

says: 'It is better to engage with the company than confront. But the Government has been saying for a ... that bad corporate governance will affect their reputation.' There has also been a radical shift ...

Analysis: Are industry awards a key to greater things?

07 Nov 2003 | by Ian Hall

and won the Communicators of the Year accolade at the IPR's Local Government Group Excellence Awards ...

Analysis: Are IPR and AMEC losing sight of goal?

31 Oct 2003 | by Joe Lepper

's specialist government affairs group, is a supporter of sector-level specialist groups, but agrees with Genasi ...

Analysis: Corp affairs directors split over seat on board

24 Oct 2003 | by Simon Ellery

as the group executives.' Corporate governance pressures and new regulations have prompted greater openness ... Hewitt - who, since the survey, has been seconded to the Government for work on small business growth ... - particularly because of corporate governance issues - but the profession is maturing,' she adds. Hewitt says ...

Analysis: Think before you move into Burma

17 Oct 2003 | by Mark Johnson

much as anyone else, we want democracy in Myanmar (the name used by the Burmese government since 1989 ...

Analysis: Minority PR must know its audience

26 Sep 2003 | by Adam Hill

, the government procurement department announced it was bringing together a new roster of marketing communications ...

Analysis: CBI tries to address 'exploiter' image

19 Sep 2003 | by Peter Simpson

The incoming director-general designate of the World Trade Organisation, Dr Supachai Panitchpakdi, shocked international governments and businesses a year ago, by saying he wanted tough new rules to clamp ... into governments and markets. And it is there to serve the shareholdings of its members. 'It uses tried ...

Analysis: FA faces PR challenge over violence

12 Sep 2003 | by Adam Hill

After England's Euro 2004 qualifier against Turkey at Sunderland in April, UEFA, the governing body of European football, warned the FA that any repeat of the crowd trouble that marred that game could see the team eliminated from the competition. As a result, the FA has had to alter its ...

Analysis: The myth of spin-free govt communications

05 Sep 2003 | by Ian Hall

into government communications' interim findings , Ian Hall asks 'what now?' for the Downing Street PR machine....government comms, has led many to predict that the era of spin is at an end. The key recommendation ... access to the Prime Minister', to oversee comms operations across government. It was also confirmed ... of government and politics'. The Conservatives' reaction to the shake-up of government comms has been ...

Analysis: Campbell's legacy to the PR world

05 Sep 2003 | by Kate Nicholas

government and commercial media relations when writing about this craft. In research undertaken earlier ... party messaging that his critics both envied and lambasted. Campbell also extended the Government ... the Government and the media - the more he tried to control, the more entrenched became press antagonism ...

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