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Thoughts about public relations

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Tell your story, your way

31 August 2017569 words
Filed in Filed inCommunications
Themes: crisis comms, public relations

Complex project communications? Think Apollo 13.

Communication. It’s a three-way process

8 July 2017930 words
Filed in Filed inCommunications
Themes: public relations

Talk, listen, understand. Not always in that order.

You’ve had your carrots

27 May 2017481 words
Filed in Filed inCommunications
Themes: CIPR, public relations

Some AVE stick is long overdue.

Giveaways: know your audience

2 February 2017549 words
Filed in Filed inCommunications
Themes: public relations, transport

The never-before seen perfect conference gift I couldn’t find the budget for.

Crisis? What crisis?

29 January 2017513 words
Filed in Filed inCommunications
Themes: crisis comms, public relations

Why you should always have an answer ready – even if it’s for something you can’t solve.

Propaganda, spin and post-truth: a century of deceit

20 January 2017418 words
Filed in Filed inCommunications
Themes: public relations

A lie by any other name is still as rancid, still as sour. Why the obsession with giving old things new names?

Lobbying and APPGs

9 January 2017404 words
Filed in Filed inCommunications
Themes: CIPR, lobbying, public relations

Alison White’s inquiry highlights problems with the government’s lobbyist register – and with the CIPR-managed one as well.

A crisis of faith

28 December 2016357 words
Filed in Filed inDiary
Themes: philosophical, public relations

You’re never too old to learn something new – and I learned a lot during 2016.

Public Relations. What’s in a name?

2 December 2016643 words
Filed in Filed inCommunications
Themes: philosophical, public relations

PR, marketing, communications: are we getting too hung up on terminology?

Personal and professional ethics

14 October 2016405 words
Filed in Filed inObservations
Themes: ethics, public relations

A response to a post on Influence.

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