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CorpComms is the only monthly magazine for the in-house corporate communicator. Written in a lively and engaging manner by a team of highly respected journalists, the magazine is published ten times a year.

January 2010 Issue 43 - January 2010
Cover Story:
Time for a new job
Other Features:
Stephanie Lvovich | Amanda Pierce | Dale Parmenter | Robert Phillips | Adrian Brady | David Hart | Ben Tuxworth | Alex Northcott | Robert Nuttall | Tom Wells | Sally Costerton | Richard Carpenter | Kate Shaw | David Pugh | Jim Hawker | Oskar Yasar | Caroline Randle | Back to the future | Caroline Cecil | Reuben Aitchison | Roman Townsend |
November 2009 Issue 42 - November 2009
Cover Story:
Fairly trading
Other Features:
The truth is out there | Defending the indefensible | The minefield of social media monitoring | The Krays, David Brent and asylum seekers seekers | PC Tweet of Blog Street | Shop stewards | A brave new world | National Trust upgrades | The voice of experience |
October 2009 Issue 41 - October 2009
Cover Story:
The true cost of a shopping basket
Other Features:
We sell pizza - what could possibly go wrong? | Codes of conduct | Measuring up | Under surveillance | It's the way I tell 'em | The new face of the public sector | What the staff saw | Holiday Inn checks in with a fresh new look | An eye on performance |
September 2009 Issue 40 - September 2009
Cover Story:
Short order working
Other Features:
A small measure of success | A Wave effect | Promoting the Fiesta, tweet by tweet | A responsibility to report | G4S is GR8 | After the Ashes | Hitting the bottle | Summer days drifting away | Making Oz wizard | Viva Aviva |
July / August 2009 Issue 39 - July / August 2009
Cover Story:
Pandemonium
Other Features:
Podcasting comes of age | The age old problem | Counselling satisfaction | A career roadblock | Communicators dominate Class of 2010 | Discover Dundee | Open lines of engagement | The other rose at M&S | Charity begins in the agency | Working together |

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Issue 43

In the first CorpComms of the decade we hear industry experts' views on the big communications issues for the coming year. We also celebrate the winners of the CorpComms Awards 2009 and we assess the current job market.