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Opinion: Comms becomes onerous for CEOs

29 Nov 2006 | by Anthony Hilton

A recent article in Fortune, the US business magazine, estimated that a typical chief executive of a major US company could expect to spend 40 per cent of his or her time...

Transport: prepare for the long haul

29 Nov 2006 | by Luke Blair

When does more disruption mean less disruption? Answer: in the strange, old-fashioned, topsy-turvy world of transport.

Opinion: Mixed messages for the Conservatives

29 Nov 2006 | by Charlie Whelan

David Cameron, approaching the end of his first 12 months as Tory leader, would have got a boost from a poll in last weekend's Mail on Sunday .

Opinion: Time the Olympics left the political arena

29 Nov 2006 | by Ian Monk

As the cash-tills ring to the sound of billions of pounds of taxpayers' money, one thing is certain about the 2012 London Olympics: it is a comms nightmare that will outlive the Games.

Opinion: Battle of the Cross

29 Nov 2006 | by Ian Hall

Alastair Campbell famously told a journalist 'we don't do God' when Tony Blair was asked about his Christianity. British Airways' PR professionals surely wish they were able to deploy a similar response on the increasingly powderkeg issue of faith in the past few days.

Letter - Overservicing should not make you proud

24 Nov 2006

My heart lifted when I started to read Ian Monk's column ('Agencies pay the price for low esteem,' 10 November). Here was someone else spreading the word that insecurity was at the centre of PR consultancies' inability to generate the profits they deserve.

Letter - Graduates are put off by 'slave' mentality

24 Nov 2006

Having interviewed a number of graduates this year, I concur that their expectations can range from the sublime to the ridiculous ('Why graduates are in need of a reality check,' Leader, 3 Nov). See, for instance, the ubiquitous PR graduate who demands to work on 'strategy' from day one.

Letter - WAR boycott: we're all talking about it

24 Nov 2006

As an in-house practitioner, I wholeheartedly agree with Amanda Politzer's letter ('WAR's awards boycott discredits small firms,' 10 November), but feel one has to congratulate the Cambridge agency for its stance.

My Best Hire - Stephanie MacLeod

24 Nov 2006

David Cook, Cisco head of PR, European markets, on the 'edgy' Stephanie MacLeod.

Opinion: Queen's Speech is ideal planning tool

22 Nov 2006 | by Alex Aiken

The Queen's Speech may seem dated these days, but it represents the greatest forward-planning tool for local-authority PROs.

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