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Danny Rogers: Reasons for cheer in a year of two halves

As 2011 draws to a close, we can reflect on a year of seismic change for professional communicators and the wider media.

George Eustice: Lobbyists need to raise their game

The investigation by The Independent into Bell Pottinger has put lobbying under the spotlight and regulation back on the agenda.

Anthony Hilton: Lloyds leak helps bank save face

A few days after this column made note of how poorly in PR terms Lloyds Banking Group was handling the enforced absence of its chief executive Antonio Horta-Osorio (PRWeek, 2 December), who is currently on a leave of absence to recover from stress and exhaustion, readers of the Financial Times woke...

Ian Monk: Clash of agendas at Leveson Inquiry

The credibility of many newspapers, traditionally the scourge of reputation, is coming under savage fire at the Leveson Inquiry into the culture, practices and ethics of the print press.

Danny Rogers: Business must tackle anti-corporate narrative

At a lunch with a group of blue chip comms directors last week, I learned of the heightened concern about anti-business sentiment in the UK.

John Shewell: Yes We Can!

Barack Obama clearly understood the power of communications and pioneered the use of social media in political campaigning to harness the goodwill of people and create a movement based on a simple story - change.

Danny Rogers: Employment costs threaten agency profits

At this time of year management consultancy Kingston Smith W1 produces an annual survey of the financial performance of PR consultancies. Although this covers the previous calendar year - in this case the year-ending December 2010 - and comes six months after PRWeek's own Top 150 PR Consultancies report,...

George Eustice: Osborne remains firm under pressure

George Osborne had his work cut out in the run-up to this week's Autumn Statement. The crisis in the eurozone, coupled with ongoing speculation about the prospects for the UK economy, meant that he had to get his message across against a great deal of background noise. It's probably why this year's...

Ian Monk: Could honesty be the best policy?

I recently renewed my acquaintance with a wise man who has packed more into half a lifetime in corporate PR and reputation management than most of us could ever hope to. His great success in PR followed a previous career as an award-winning international broadcaster.

Danny Rogers: The search for a fresh definition of PR

If you’re at a party, and someone asks you: ‘What do you do?’ how do you respond? Do you say: ‘I work in PR’? Or do you use another explanation or expression?

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