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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.

June 2010 Issue 48 - June 2010
Cover Story:
Faith in a network
Other Features:
Covergirl | The power of traditional media | Winning lessons | Crowd appeal | I'm a celebrity, get me quoted | Online reporting: a world of possibility? | Avoiding greenwashing | Favouring the brave | In good times and bad | Not so slick reaction | Chill out - social media is just the Internet |
May 2010 Issue 47 - May 2010
Cover Story:
Civic eruption
Other Features:
Travelling light | Scores on the doors | Beyond the corporate blogging hype | Water efficiencies | Fishing in muddy waters | A news agenda | 100 days to prove yourself? | Out of the ashes | The inside track |
April 2010 Issue 46 - April 2010
Cover Story:
Sporting volunteers
Other Features:
Checking out credentials | Brands move centre stage | Battle of the Roses | The business of trust | Winning lessons | The power of partnership | Parkinson's charity unveils new image | The Prius of Failure | The Internationalist | Getting a grip |
March 2010 Issue 45 - March 2010
Cover Story:
Helping Haiti
Other Features:
A social takeover | Dave by any other name | Own goals | A smooth transition | The modern communicator | Winning lessons | A is for Advocate/Activist (delete as applicable) | Deutsche loses its name | Hidden Eloise comes out of the shadows | The return of M&A and the implications for communicators |
February 2010 Issue 44 - February 2010
Cover Story:
Let's drink to that
Other Features:
Winning lessons | One candle | Press delete | Payback time | Reporting the right message | The price of advice | Reading between the lines | Opening a new window | A fuzzy blue monster is born | Downing Tweet |

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Issue 49

In our summer issue, we find that the future looks bleak for public sector communicators. We investigate PepsiCo's attempt to become a 'social business' and we review the upcoming party conference season.