The real cost of being always on
Despite the enormous growth of the public relations agency sector, predicted more than a decade ago[1], industry growth has accelerated at considerable cost to those who have e
Despite the enormous growth of the public relations agency sector, predicted more than a decade ago[1], industry growth has accelerated at considerable cost to those who have e
Practically every day we meet customers from different industries and explain how virtual reality will change business processes, product presentations or corporate communication in the future.
“Today I’m being born,” a girl’s voice says off-screen as we watch harrowing images of heavily pregnant women about to give birth.
In today’s world of fake news, increasing levels of populism and widespread distrust of the media, politicians and business leaders are being challenged as never before.
In April 2015, Disney released the trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens. One of the consequences was a near instant rise in share price that added $2billion to their ma
As European Ombudsman, Emily O'Reilly holds the EU’s institutions and bodies to account: recently, she has criticised the European Investment Bank for its handling of complaints over its investment in a mining project, as well as how the Commissio
A strong reputation, satisfied and loyal customers… all determined by your employees. Happy employees mean happy customers, it is as simple as that – and that generates higher profits in the long term.
Over the last decade, the context in which communication professionals are operating has changed dramatically.
Are you looking to apply agile practices to corporate communication and public affairs? If so, this will be the right read for you.
If you are not worried about the impact of techlash on your company, perhaps you should be.