A positive frame
Thomas Ravn-Pedersen is the CEO and editor in chief of World’s Best News, an independent organisation that reports on progress and solutions to challenges in global development.
Thomas Ravn-Pedersen is the CEO and editor in chief of World’s Best News, an independent organisation that reports on progress and solutions to challenges in global development.
The values we ascribe to words determine how we communicate our messages and debate our positions.
The most powerful corporate videos I’ve made, and have seen others make, have created an emotional reaction. They make a connection to the viewer, even though there is a business purpose behind it.
Recent international research looks at widely-held reasons for and against trusting news on social media, ranging from valuing a broader range of views and opinions to a healthy scepticism towards clickbait headlines.
From Travis Kalanick’s enforced departure from Uber to the allegation of sexual abuse and intimidation by Miramax’s Harvey Weinstein, 2017 has been the year of the bad boss.
This year’s Asia-Pacific Communication Summit, taking place in Hong Kog on November 15 and 16, features a line-up of communication trailblazers and thought leaders from acr
Across Europe, the trust gap between traditional and new media is widening, finds a new report by the European Broadcasting Union.
Is there a successful business, brand or organisation – in the private or public sector – that doesn’t understand the importance of profile and reputation?
“Fake: Plague Epidemic amongst Ukrainian Soldiers”; “Fake: Ukraine’s Falling Credit Rating”; “Fake: Kyiv Homeless to be Run out of Town for Eurovision”: for some people, fake news is old news.
Challenges in journalism helped create a context where false information is spread – and undermined our trust in the media. The fight back begins in a partnership between journalists and communicators