The PRCA has launched an international taskforce of 50+ volunteers to help support members managing their businesses during the crisis.

Our professional body and trade association have been at the forefront of supporting the PR industry during COVID-19.

ICCO is working with the Council of Europe to shape European policy around digital information and misinformation. I caught up with Deputy Rob Morbin to find out more.

I’ve been asked to help a startup recruit a PR agency partner. Here’s the brief. Let me know if you can help.

A lack of professional standards and engagement with the public, business, government, media and NGOs are the root cause of a trust deficit in PR.

Announcing a new PR award scheme because it’s an area in which the industry is under served. You’ll undoubtedly have suggestions for categories.

In the past 12 months digital PR has seen investment in content and paid social media but cuts in SEO and social listening.

If the PR industry measured its work properly it would be able to charge more and pay better.

The PRCA has announced a plan to engage its members in helping raise awareness of PR as a career option in schools.

A new book tracks gender bias and the discrimination of women in PR over the past four decades. It’s a tough read.

I caught up with the Holmes Report’s EMEA editor to find out what we can expect for the PR industry in 2020.

Salaries have fallen in the past year but PR remains a well-paid career.

The thirteenth edition of the European Communication Monitor examines the challenges facing modern communicators.

This year’s CIPR election for President has raised important issues about the future of the CIPR and its role serving the profession. I’ve voted for Mandy Pearse.

The candidates for CIPR President in 2021 have been announced. I’m supporting long standing CIPR volunteer and trainer Mandy Pearse. She’s an MBA and board level practitioner.

Here’s what you need to know about the candidates’ manifestos in the forthcoming CIPR Election.

As the graduates of 2019 enter the workplace here’s some ideas for helping them succeed.

The PRCA Census is a must-read bench marking exercise of the public relations industry in the UK. There’s much to celebrate but also disappointing news.

Generosity makes the social web go around and it’s increasingly driving forward best practice in public relations.

An international public relations report suggests that the industry it set to see growth worldwide but that measurement remains a work in progress.