Blockchain: the future unfolding?
You thought insurance companies were boring? They are among the first to explore the transformative new technology of blockchain.
You thought insurance companies were boring? They are among the first to explore the transformative new technology of blockchain.
The 11th edition of the European Communication Summit will be held in Brussels on June 29 and 30 2017.
We are living in politically turbulent times. The liberal international order as we have known it for the past 70 years is wavering. The US is headed by a president who seems to be flouting convention on almost every level.
There has arguably never been a more complex and confusing time for those of us in communications.
The media landscape has changed. Where once ‘legacy media’ dominated, their traditional territory is being encroached on by social media platforms and online outlets.
The social licence to operate has been a central concept in the mining industry lexicon for the past two decades.
With the disparate conditions that surround and influence Asia-Pacific coporate communications, summarising the state of crisis communications in this region in a single article is a daunting task.
When I went to get a master’s degree in journalism, lesson one, day one in the World Room at Columbia Journalism School in New York was a lecture about trust: in this case, journalists’ and authorities’ trust in the stories told by the apparent vi
All was still right with the world nine years ago when VW’s former chief executive officer Martin Winterkorn presented the new slogan of his automobile empire in the glossy context of the Frankfurt Motor Show – bursting with pride and with a broad
To get first-hand insights into the challenges of trust communications, we turned to members of the European Association of Communication Directors working in the crisis-prone fields of media, pharma, politics and the auto industry.