15 Nov 2011
combination of people, creative approach and most importantly, no politics.
"The culture is fun and fast ...
11 Oct 2011
| by Michelle Mitchell, Age UK
political weapon, hoping to overturn the law in the courts, win important legal arguments and set precedents ...
and political commitments until there was a sense of inevitability that change was coming.
We kept ...
11 Oct 2011
| by Clare Harbord, Heathrow Airport
case for Heathrow without telling the same story, consistently, to all our audiences - political ...
14 Sep 2011
and safer approach was at the heart of BP's comms to investors, the public and political stakeholders ...
14 Sep 2011
| by Ben Curson, Hill & Knowlton
effective and efficient decisions to manage their reputations.
The process is more akin to political ...
14 Sep 2011
| by Rebecca Reilly, Open Road
the different groups?
In the E.ON example, while media and political stakeholders were interested ...
29 Jun 2011
| by Karin J Robinson
and political organising so effective was that the digital team understood the function of our online efforts ...
years on and Barack Obama is no longer a thrusting start-up brand - he's the political equivalent ...
28 Jun 2011
Tucked away in this, our second Inside Track supplement in partnership with Blue Rubicon , is one of those gems of insight that digital comms types are usually too polite to mention. 'Any digital strategy has to be based on the hard truth that people are usually not that interested in you', says ...
07 Apr 2011
| by Spencer Livermore, Blue Rubicon
The tools of political strategy can help businesses solve their reputational challenges, says...- with the approaches of political strategy, and combines them in a single offer.
While the strengths of communications strategy might be well known, why does the addition of political strategy add so much value when it comes to helping clients respond to these pressures?
The answer is that politics faces the same ...
07 Apr 2011
| by Fraser Hardie, Blue Rubicon
- previously beyond their reach.
Conversely, a weak reputation increases political and regulatory risk ...