The great thing about being in PR is that everyone knows how to do a better job than you.
he persistence of unpaid internships in media, politics and comms is one of the greatest injustices for young graduates, who find themselves in unpaid work, offered only a paltry lunch or travel allowance.
As I write, Labour leader Ed Miliband has yet to unveil his new comms chief. The Westminster buzz is that when he does, that person will be from a broadcast background. This is a fascinating development that, for all the talk of a break from the ways of New Labour, has some serious but relevant echoes...
How can the Government stop the polls slipping? With sluggish growth, rising inflation and unemployment, and cuts to public services, the Government's grid won't make comforting viewing for key strategists in the coalition.
It's been a tough few months for public affairs people, knocked on virtually weekly business by
and Bellenden Public Affairs had expired in April 2010. We should have said contracts with Weber
Public affairs is changing, with the value of good communications increasingly being recognised in...convergence between public affairs, corporate communications and digital marketing. Agencies that will be ...
Regardless of recent polls, the public affairs industry has been placing too great an emphasis on
Guru-Murthy was spot-on, and I suspect the PR and public affairs professionals at our party will ...
The next six months are going to be frantic for the public affairs industry....restore its self-respect. The public affairs industry has an important role in this process. I have ...
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