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What public relations does next…
It’s been exactly two months since the last Rambling… and things are very different now. So it seems like a good time to look again at the threats and opportunities to the PR industry under the new...
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Why the radio silence?
My Ramblings were starting to build up a head of steam, mixing my professional, social and political views – even getting an ad campaign taken down… But for those wondering what happened (I’m amazed...
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GMT – Three news stories and a poor PR show
Joined up comms is a way off in government Joined up government is a mantra politicians from all sides love to trot out. But in government communications, it is a very rare sight. Take the clocks...
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Let a social enterprise deliver health Comms4Life
£85,000 a month is a lot of money. When government is cutting spending in all walks of life, especially marketing, £85,000 a month for a PR agency is even more money. But, that’s what the Department...
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Nudity, numpty and nudge
Just so much more Olympics PR to get through… and only one more day! Shameless self-promotion Award: GB high-jumper Robbie Grabarz bares almost all in celebration of a bronze medal. Not doing anything...
View ArticleFor charities’ sake we must have more good news
New research has highlighted the lack of positive news sources available to the public. Just a fifth of the population have heard positive news about charities (22%), universities or colleges (18%) and...
View ArticleThree ways PR & comms staff can help the fight against COVID-19
As the government’s Stay Home, Save Lives message gets through and the world settles into a new normal, the PR and communications profession must start to look at the positive social impact it can have...
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