Issue 34 - February 2009
Lessons from Obama
Lessons from Obama
Author: Helen Dunne | Topic: Public relations
Helen Dunne examines how Barack Obama converted the power of social media into a landslide victory
An ode to an establishment
Author: Rosie Murray-West | Topic: Public relations
Rosie Murray-West examines the role of artists in residence and the benefits that their benefactors reap
A handle on blogs
Author: Andrew Cave | Topic: Digital media
Andrew Cave considers whether it is possible to accurately monitor the Blogosphere for coverage of individual companies
A year of marking time?
Author: Helen Dunne | Topic: Careers
Helen Dunne examines what career opportunities are available for today's corporate communicator
A message in film
Author: Nina Montagu-Smith | Topic: Media relations
Nina Montagu-Smith looks at the role of broadcast in internal communications
Sharing the pain
Author: Nina Montagu-Smith | Topic: Internal communications
Nina Montagu-Smith examines how communicating bad news need not lead to a disaster
Just the steeple remains
Author: Helen Dunne | Topic: Brand
Norwich Union loses its identity as global brand Aviva becomes corporate name
Consistency, clarity & confidence
Author: Jon Bunn | Topic: Top ten tips
With trust in financial services high in the agenda during the current economic downturn, Jon Bunn, group director of public relations at insurance group Prudential, offers his top ten tips on ensuring that key relationships, both internal and external, are built and maintained by a corporate press office
A side order of conversation
Author: Helen Dunne | Topic: Profile
Nick Hindle, vice president of corporate affairs of McDonald's UK, discusses his efforts to get the company out of the frying pan and away from the fire
Repetitive phrase injury
Author: Various authors | Topic: Take One Problem
If your boss has a repetitive phrase injury, CorpComms Magazine has three potential remedies.
The wisdom of our crowd
Author: Neil White | Topic: Personal View
Neil White, manager of internal communications and press at Companies House, recalls a tumultuous three years developing a new communication framework
On the gravy train
Author: The Communicator | Topic: Public relations
Our columnist ponders the role of choice editing in today's society
One voice
Author: Clare Harrison | Topic: Public affairs
Clare Harrison examines PASC's recent recommendations regarding controls over Britain's lobbying community, and finds dissent among the ranks
