Desperate dillweeds: this is what we are, says the Washington Post!
With increasing frequency we are rapped by the media. Many times this is justified, and this what hurts the most. A few weeks ago this is what Gene Weingarten wrote…
Towards a new global public relations model: from theory to practice. Where are we? A webinar and a very recent paper by a young doctorate student: Chiara Valentini
One year has passed since PRSA, NYU and I organized in New York a four day intensive workshop for 18 senior professional participants from all over the world on the…
Anne Gregory on relationships between public relations and journalism
I don’t know how to do this properly, but I would like to recoup the discussion which has been going on in this blog about this evergreen issue because it…
Personal Ethics and Universal Hypocrisy
Recently I reviewed a research thesis written by Anastasia Grynko, a Ukrainian student based in the U.S., titled “Bribery for News Coverage: Research in Ukraine”. Anastasia interviewed 30 “communication leaders”…
Ronel Rensburg joins us from South Africa: a lot is going on in that part of the world! Welcome.
I have pondered about entering into this very interesting and unique debate opportunity about our subject and after reading a few postings I am now convinced that as a citizen…
Embedding culture into business: a great italian experience now also readable in the english language
Michela Bondardo, head of Bondardo Comunicazione in Milano, Italy, has been spearheading now for ten years, a highly successful project called Impresa e Cultura (enterprise and culture) to which some…
Raconteur Richard Edelman weaves an effective narrative during mesh07 keynote interview
Stuart MacDonald (mesh co-founder and organizer) began Thursday’s keynote interview by asking Richard Edelman, president and CEO of the world's largest independent public relations firm, his definition of PR. “Public…