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An illustration on a two-tone turquoise background of the side profile of three different sized white masks. To their right is the silhouette of a person.
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Fake experts, real pressure: what PR and journalism need to fix now
An Asian businesswoman wearing a beige suit is stood in front of a screen featuring the acronym ESG while addressessing a group of male and female colleagues sat at a board table.
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How sustainability claims have become a frontline risk for PR teams
An Asian female photographer wearing a white laced top points a long lens camera in her hands while other women stand behind her. Also in background are photographic lights and a cement wall.
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Why effective photography is PR’s most valuable asset
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Should comms take a page from the populists' playbook?
A Black business woman is sat multi-tasking as four colleagues of different genders and ethnicities try to get her attention with notebooks and documents to sign.
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Should you rely on instinct or data in crisis comms?
Three business colleagues sat around a table smiling at the camera: a white woman with dark hair, a white woman with blond hair (Samantha), and a man with dark hair. On the table are a pink laptop, plant and a pile of books. The background is blue an
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Working in PR with MS: why our industry needs to rethink resilience
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What does the new police and media charter mean for PR?
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Restricting FoI requests would nibble away at transparency
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Five great London art gallery member rooms
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Folc It! Behind the scenes of the PR campaign for Folc English sparkling rosé
Against a backdrop of leafy trees the actors Peter Hammond and Jason Watkins are photographed in character looking at something out of shot.
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Channel 4’s Dirty Business raises issues of ethics for PR pros
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No more 9-to-5 consumers: everything, everywhere, always
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Stormy seas and icebergs: Redefining the line between issues and crises
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Crisis or storm in a teacup? Why language inflation is proving costly
The yellow typographic Reach logo on a black rectangle. In the background are a series of mastheads from Reach's newspapers and digital media.
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Reach is building a whitelist of trusted PR agencies. What that means for you
In a light filled room, a causally dressed white male journalist holds a notebook while interviewing smartly dressed white business woman with blond hair. The photo is taken from over her shoulder.
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Is it always important to talk to the national press?
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