04 Dec 2012
| by Francis Ingham, PRCA
The PR industry has come a long way, but there are still major challenges to overcome....PR agencies would look in ten years' time.
In doing so, it doubtless wasn't the first inquiry into ...
04 Dec 2012
| by Mike Maynard, Napier Partnership
A focus on the bottom line, need for insight and demand for creativity will drive PR forward....Wow, the future of PR is so exciting. Exciting, but confusing. Really confusing. In fact, perhaps ...
04 Dec 2012
| by Colin Byrne, Weber Shandwick
will find it, watch it and share it. Just as I did.
A major feature of PR's future will be visual ...
04 Dec 2012
| by Sally Costerton, Sally Costerton Advisory
feature for PRWeek's original Future of the PR Agency supplement.
Re-reading the article depressed me ...
21 Nov 2012
'omnishambles' their 'word of the year'. How's that for a bit of creative PR, especially when the OED admits ...
21 Nov 2012
| by Chris Jackson, Cicero
Building a digital strategy is very different from building one for PR or public affairs....PR or public affairs strategy. Rather, to succeed in harnessing the opportunity that digital comms ...
21 Nov 2012
| by Mark Flanagan, Portland
newspapers are unimportant or that the key PR skills of story development, content placement and ...
21 Nov 2012
| by James Warren, Weber Shandwick
These are exciting times to be in PR. I know industry leaders say that every year, but this time ...
21 Nov 2012
| by Graz Belli, Third City
you can't control messages or put words in people's mouths - something the PR industry has tackled for ...
21 Nov 2012
| by James Kelliher, Whiteoaks
mechanisms ever known to businesses.
Most people in our industry argue that a tangible link between PR and ...