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2003: The year in review

12 Dec 2003 | by Joe Lepper

Alastair Campbell, the Government's director of communications and strategy and, for many, the prototype of a spin doctor, left the profession. His departure also marked the end of an era for the Government ... sight of free-flowing traffic. The Government's director of communications Alastair Campbell launched ...

CSR: The live debate

05 Dec 2003 | by Alastair Ray

to be caught out publicly - at a press conference or an industry gathering or government meeting ...

CRISIS MANAGEMENT: Ready For Action

28 Nov 2003 | by Adam Hill

the Government to Transport for London. Ross adds: 'We have developed our crisis plans over the years, but have ... government departments.' So while LU's immediate crisis response processes have not altered, the key ... for tackling a crisis. Yet, it is an issue the IPR Local Government Group has been trying to rectify. Chair ...

Internal Communications: Under Attack

07 Nov 2003 | by Lexie Williamson

on executive pay, or in a Government inquiry, it is the internal communicators who have the crucial role ...

Public Affairs: Reinforcing Aviation Messages

17 Oct 2003 | by Joe Lepper

An impending Government White Paper on aviation signifies a new era unfolding for this industry..., the Government announced its intention to produce a 30-year blueprint for this industry. It estimates passenger ... to cope. More than 180 million passengers pass through UK airports a year; by 2030 the Government ... and airport owners - the challenge is to argue the case on commercial grounds to the Government, as well ...

Council rankings

03 Oct 2003 | by Mary Cowlett

organisations that strive to cut through the jargon of some local government communications, and present ... 's doing.' Indeed, public perception of local government has long been a problem and some authorities ... the Government has promised and what has been delivered,' says Carol Grant, partner at local government ...

Financial PR/Investor relations: Changing the rules

12 Sep 2003 | by Alastair Ray

A flurry of new directives governing the financial marketplace has placed increased demands..., as corporate governance issues becoming increasingly important, noting these regulation changes requires ... changed, the agenda for journalists has also moved on, particularly when it comes to corporate governance ... to rules governing the activities of specialist financial communicators will need to be closely watched ...

Profile: Karen Harris, Geronimo PR - Original thinker with a mission to succeed

22 Aug 2003 | by Dan Bloch

dissertation on criminology. Feeling the team were following 'the wrong strategy for the government ... ,' says Harris. It also helped Geronimo win a second government account from what has since become ...

Public Sector: Connecting with communities

08 Aug 2003 | by Ian Evans

The culture of spin has become synonymous with this Government's communication methods, more so ... communications has filtered through to local government. Councils recently came under the spotlight when ... introduction of a local government assessment tool that means councils can no longer keep their performance ...

Round Table: Building bridges

11 Jul 2003 | by Stephanie Roberts

the Government has run its PR machine has had an affect on the perception of PR. 'Five years ago, half ... years ago some of the aspects the Government PR team has introduced would have been on many ...

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