'Sorry' seems to be the hardest word: the PR apologies (and non-apologies) of 2017

PR gaffes, blunders and mistakes are nothing new, and neither are the resultant apologies - or lack of them. PRWeek looks back upon a 'sorry' 2017...

by Rob McKinlay

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