Public relations is locked into content and workflow that is more than 100 years old.

A CIPR report considers the future impact of AI on public relations practice.

A review of Communicate in a Crisis by Kate Hartley.

Public relations must influence and drive business change within management.

A new report highlights the role of public relations in management for company directors.

As the CIPR celebrates its 75th anniversary, practitioners need to own public relations as a management discipline and move beyond communication tasks. A recent Deloitte report shows the opportunity.

If you’ve worked in the public relations over the past decade or more you’ve had a front row view of the disruption of the media industry. The future of media relations is not what it seems.

There’s a huge gap between public relations and management. We need practitioners to bridge the gap between theory and practice and researchers to agitate for progress.

The public relations industry has an uneasy relationship with the Edelman Trust Barometer.

A comment by Marc C. Whitt on a LinkedIn post led to me reading his book When In Doubt, Make Applesauce! and a wide ranging conversation about public relations practice.

An insightful book, packed full of pithy, punchy truths that would be a useful start to 2023 for any organisational leader.

There are clear applications for artificial intelligence (AI) content generation tools in marketing and public relations, but make sure that you fact check. The shiny new toy is an ethical minefield.

My first year as a public relations PhD student hasn’t been straightforward or particularly enjoyable, but that’s normal.

The APRC report is the first global communications report from Africa, dedicated to highlighting key data in the African business and communications landscape.

Richard Bagnall has received the AMEC Don Bartholomew Award and the CIPR President’s Medal in recognition of his contribution to the business of public relations

The first thing you need to know about Mastodon is that it’s not Twitter. But that’s a good thing.

The market continues to grow with London, promotions, job hunters and freelancers all benefiting. Employers and practitioners should prepare for what's to come.

I'm joining Stephen at Wadds Inc. Our shared passion and purpose is to deliver sustainable value and ethical growth for great people doing great things in the creative industry space.

A new Wadds Inc. tool supports business planning for creative agencies.

Today is the first day of the second generation of Wadds Inc. We’re relaunching the professional advisory firm as a family business.