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16 Nov 2011 | by Anthony Hilton
There was a theory in the 1970s that you could chart Britain's economic decline by the growth in numbers and influence of accountants.
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Danny Rogers: Industry needs to broaden talent base
17 Nov 2011 | by Danny Rogers
This week, the Chartered Institute of Public Relations announces new membership criteria, giving voting rights to practitioners who have recently transferred to PR from an 'allied' profession (analysis, page 3).
George Eustice: EU faces ultimate comms nightmare
16 Nov 2011 | by George Eustice
This week, David Cameron used his speech to the Lord Mayor's Banquet to set out his stall on the future of the EU.
Ian Monk: Place your bets on lottery PR clash
10 Nov 2011 | by Ian Monk
Is anyone taking bets on the outcome of the current PR spat between the National Lottery and Richard Desmond's Health Lottery?
Danny Rogers: Nations wake up to power of tourism
10 Nov 2011 | by Danny Rogers
Dozens of nations have spent millions of pounds at World Travel Market this week - the huge destination marketing fair that takes place in London each November.
John Woodcock: PM's actions must match his words
10 Nov 2011 | by John Woodcock
A fine bit of rhetoric can get you a long way, but governments risk coming unstuck if people catch on that the reality does not match up.
Anthony Hilton: Reading a room is now a dying art
02 Nov 2011 | by Anthony Hilton
One of the UK's most successful businessmen told me he has banned BlackBerrys - in fact smartphones of all descriptions - from his meetings, because he is fed up with people reading emails when they should be taking part in the meeting. His next step is to ban the use of email.
Danny Rogers: Brave investment can shore up recovery
02 Nov 2011 | by Danny Rogers
Last week's PRWeek Awards event felt very buoyant, much more so than last year.
George Eustice: Whips should not push loyalty too far
02 Nov 2011 | by George Eustice
The friction in the run-up to last week's vote on Europe led some to bemoan the methods of the whips office, with one Sunday newspaper devoting a double-page spread to a rumour that the chief whip might have used some colourful language while trying to persuade an MP to support the Government. 'Who...
Anthony Hilton: Is social media tracking worth it?
20 Oct 2011 | by Anthony Hilton
Print and broadcast journalists have the laws of libel drummed into them and are aware of the expensive consequences when their copy is a bit too close to the line.
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