Time to bend gender attitudes for social and professional change
Just when you think an issue is sorted, done, dusted and settled – up it comes again. The issue on my mind today is gender and its impact on public…
This current crisis: you have only one fiche to play. Red or Black? Where reputation and relationships belong to two conflicting options…
In these last two weeks -as I am sure each of you- I have been struggling to make some sense out of what is happening in the world, in order…
A radical view of PR
PR Conversations often seems to advocate the two-way symmetric “normative” approach to public relations, but it is important to recognise the limitations of this “ideal” as championed by Grunig and…
Reconsidering our terms of engagement following the institutionalization debate: a draft statement…
From the very beginning, and well before the debate on institutionalization began on this blog, I recall that David Rossi -director of public relations at MPS (Monte dei Paschi di…
Authentic Enterprise and Institutionalization: from Arthur Page and the IPR to Euprera’s Congress in October in Milano
In not many weeks some of us (scholars and professionals) will be in Milano participating at the Euprera annual Congress, which this year (October 16/17) is dedicated to the institutionalization…
London 1909- I am not an advertising agent; I am a storyteller.
I am not an advertising agent, but a storyteller. This statement concludes a splendid article by Gugliemo Emanuel, correspondent from London of the Italian daily Corriere della Sera…dated December 1…
London 1909- I am not an advertising agent…I am a storyteller.
I am not an advertising agent, but a storyteller. This statement concludes a splendid article by Gugliemo Emanuel, correspondent from London of the Italian daily Corriere della Sera…dated December 1…
it’s time to take a look at geo-fear:this new plague-in-town impacting on public relations
In Torino, early July, at the World Architects Conference -in the context of a workshop organised by Ferpi, Assorel (the Italian agency association) and the Global Alliance on how public…
Anne Gregory: we must re-frame our thinking and practice where it is naïve, weak, self-deluded or in it for the money
I was fascinated to read Toni Muzi Falconi’s reflection on the London World Public Relations Festival on the 28th June 2008 and the subsequent comments. Oh what lather we get…
A highly disappointing London World Public Relations Festival: a politically correct, lip service tribute to everything and its contrary! Too bad..
The very selection of the overall theme ‘The public benefit of public relations’ reveals a strong affiliation with that ‘pr-for-pr’ thread of thought which, if one patiently recalls similar attempts…see…