Why hate Ryanair's PR?
Disclosure: I’ve never flown Ryanair. So I might be speaking out the bottom of my non-reclining seat. However, I
Future trends in PR? Look East!
I've got that post-holiday feeling (seven days by Lake Lugano, thanks). You'll know it. Suddenly I
Public trust in risk remains strong
Financial Times (FT) research suggests that the public trusts itself to look after savings and investments more than banks, building
France Telecom grovel strategy (Part 2)
Heather Yaxley's very sensible comment yesterday in response to my piece on France Telecom's (FT) suicides,
France Telecom: avoiding suicide?
France Telecom has been getting unwelcome attention. It stands accused of driving 24 of its workers to suicide over an
Update: Harris Tweed unknotted
The BBC now reports that Harris Tweed's Chief Executive denies that the company is "de-Scottishifying" its
By Harris you've got your tweed in a twist!
I read in this morning's The Times that in the US, Harris Tweed has decided to de-Scottify its
Defend Intellectual Property against Mr. Toad
There's no doubt, I'm becoming a New Labour fan - sort of, selectively. And just as
There's no social media revolution
Neville Hobson, arguably Britain's leading social media blogger, has replied to my charge that social media do not
In defence of Gordon's silence over Libya
Gordon Brown did well this time around. It is a noble art - responsibility even - of a leader not to reveal all that she or he knows or thinks when under pressure. Staying silent also played well to his taciturn image.
Debate: social media changes business basics?
I recently left a comment on Neville Hobson's blog saying that so called social media do not change
What could "neuro-PR" do for our trade?
I'm not advocating closing down discussion about neuro-PR or any other form of PR or discarding any scientific tools that might prove useful. But I don't think neuroscience will be influencing anybody's PR practice and line of argument any time soon. (post note: I was wrong about that)
