A call for fresh, bold thinking to reimagine Britain’s future and its role in the world.

The drive by the CIPR’s #AIinPR panel to characterise the tools used by the public relations profession is gathering pace.

The CIPR #AIinPR panel has crowdsourced a growing list of tools and begun the process of benchmarking a scale of PR tech. Our next job is to determine the impact of tech on skills. Could you help?

The CIPR #AIinPR panel has published an initial list of tools collated from its crowdsourced project. You’ll almost certainly discover something to help you work smarter.

A positive attitude to new apps and tools is critical to innovation in public relations.

A new panel launched by the CIPR will explore the impact of artificial intelligence on public relations, and conversation in the public sphere.

I'm keen to start a conversation about the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in media and public relations. It’s an important issue.

History and members are informing the CIPR’s 70th anniversary project. We need submissions from across its communities. You’ve two weeks to pitch.

The CIPR is crowdsourcing the knowledge of its members as part of its 70th anniversary celebrations in 2018. ​​​​​​

An upcoming event will aim to help people land a job in public relations.

Crowdsourced tips from my social network for anybody running the Great North Run on Sunday. See you at the start line.

The second edition of #FuturePRoof continues to assert the value of public relations.

21 academics, teachers and practitioners including Alex Aiken, Tina McCorkindale, Anne Gregory, and James E. Grunig, have contributed to a workshop at BledCom.

Booze and coffee, Hemingway, mind maps, and machine dictation are all writing tips from my network.