Presenting via a video camera over the internet is an entirely different skill to presenting at a physical event. We’re all learning as we go.

The story of PR agency start-ups in the UK market is an uplifting one of innovation and new business models.

The GCS COVID-19 Communications Industry Report tells the story of a profession demonstrating agility, innovation and resilience.

The next four months are likely to be as chaotic as the last eight. Here are some of the issues that need to be front of mind as we head towards 2021.

COVID-19 is an opportunity for assertive agencies to scale and grow. Lean into the recovery with confidence. Good luck.

As the lockdown is relaxed psychologist Simon Proudlock makes a personal inventory and suggests that we all should do the same.

No two lockdown experiences have been the same. Now employers must pick up the pieces.

There's no need for industry awards for at least 12 months. I've written up the winners across all categories.

Strong leadership and strategic planning is needed to remodel organisations.

Conferences and events don’t transfer easily to the web but the PRCA, Provoke Media and the Virtual PR Summit have thought hard about how to create successful virtual events.

Koray Camgoz, PRCA head of communications and marketing, shares an uplifting vision of collaboration and community as the PR industry heads towards recovery from COVID-19.

COVID-19 is accelerating the modernisation of PR practice and skills. That’s daunting but it’s also incredibly exciting for individuals and organisations willing to invest in the future.

As lockdown is released it will create a wave of second order effects. We’ve an opportunity to create a better future.

COVID-19 has led to a massive upheaval in how organisations communicate. Here are some of my favourite marketing and PR examples from my network.

We need to figure out how to live with the COVID-19 virus in order to release the global lockdown. Only then can we look at what comes next.

In celebration of the humanising effect that the crisis is having on business and media. Thank you to the influencers and journalists that are helping us along the way.

The COVID-19 crisis has hastened the structural changes already underway in newsprint media. It’s time to start thinking about what might come next.

Domestic disputes, worklife chaos, hyper connectivity fatigue and planning for Q4 2020 and 2021.