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.

Excellent writing demands excellent editing. Here are some personal copywriting suggestions. What have I missed?

Print news media under threat is not an exclusive. But what of its future asks Jessica Pardoe in this guest blog.

Don’t Feed the Trolls is a primer on dealing with hate-filled online trolls published by the Center for Countering Digital Hate. It’s an important piece of work.

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.

Public service media are in crisis. They are struggling to reach younger, less educated audiences. A Reuters' Institute report suggests they risk decline and irrelevance.

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.

A new #FuturePRoof guide highlights the ills of the web. It’s the start of an important conversation about how communicators tackle disinformation and fix the broken web.

Ethics, employee engagement and wider stakeholder management are the three pillars of the CBI’s report AI: Ethics into practice.

Dominic Cummings’ blog provides first hand insight into one of the smartest thinkers in modern communications. It spotlights the need for urgent legislation to govern political campaigning.

Next time you call out a brand on the internet please stop and think about the individuals behind the social media profile.

Tools are increasingly used to help us work smarter and more efficiently. Please help contribute your favourite tools to this crowdsourced project.

Propaganda has no place in modern public affairs or public relations. Astroturfing should be called out in the strongest terms.

The role of Facebook in elections requires greater scrutiny and oversight. It was weaponised during the EU Referendum three years ago.

Hacks can double their salary by applying transferable skills in public relations but the switch isn’t without its issues.

I went back to school this week and learnt some important lessons. Working with students is a robust means of learning and development.