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Passion is not a marker of ability

07 Jun 2013 | by Ian Monk

Type into Google the phrase 'passionate about what we do', accompanied by 'PR', and a couple of dozen PR companies will pop up declaring the same term of endearment for their work and their clients.

Man U plays Fergie exit to perfection

16 May 2013 | by Ian Monk

In 1986 when Alex Ferguson became Manchester United manager, the club had a value of £15m, a sum that might buy a decent midfield player today.

It is time for PR to reclaim digital comms

16 May 2013 | by Alec Mattinson

PR may have lost a few battles along the way, but clear signs are emerging that it's slowly winning the digital war.

The debate on PR's reputation rumbles on

08 May 2013 | by Ruth Wyatt

Thank you to everyone who has so far responded to last week's open invitation to debate how best to improve the reputation of the PR profession.

Public affairs soap box: Michael Burrell, chairman, APPC

14 Mar 2013 | by Michael Burrell

With the current hiatus on legislation to introduce a statutory lobbying register, the results of the APPC's annual members' survey are published at a perfect time to remind policy makers about the strength of support within our industry for the principle of universality when designing the new registration...

Soap box: David Cameron's comms failures

05 Mar 2013 | by Nick Williams

Despite these 13 years of comms experience, the Prime Minister looks like a man who has failed to learn key comms fundamentals, says Fleishman-Hillard's Nick Williams.

On the Campaign couch

21 Feb 2013 | by Jeremy Bullmore

How does one reconcile a lack of trust in advertising with the continuing effectiveness of advertisements? There s no reliable evidence that public trust in something called advertising has, in fact, seriously declined. But even if it has, it wouldn t seriously diminish the effectiveness of any given...

A battle to balance growth with costs

07 Feb 2013 | by Alec Mattinson

Huntsworth's update to the market on Tuesday shed light on an issue dominating the thinking of all agency bosses.

Public Affairs Soap Box - Laura Chisholm, director, Hanover

01 Feb 2013 | by Laura Chisholm

So we now know what the Prime Minister believes the UK's relationship should be with Europe and thus what he believes the EU is for.

On the Campaign couch

29 Nov 2012 | by Jeremy Bullmore

Dear Jeremy, why do so many television commercials on air just now spend valuable time telling me it s Christmas and filling their spots up with Santas, snow and sleighs? Don t they know we know it s that time of year? I can tell you don t know anything about advertising. (I was about to say "I can...

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