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What to wear to work now: The shifting codes of workwear
The black book cover of Empire of the Elite featuring colour portraits of Graydon Carter, Anna Wintour and Tina Brown.
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Empire of the Elite: Inside Condé Nast by Michael M Grynbaum - book review
The grand, terracotta-clad Harrods exterior with a blend of Victorian and Beaux-Arts architectural styles, green awnings above the ground floor and Harrods sign on the corner.
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Harrods opens its rooftop Helideck for prestige PR events
An image of the M&S red diamond strawberry and creme sandwich on a cylindrical grey stone plinth. The background is grey.
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M&S’s viral dessert sandwich highlights the value of crisis comms in restoring consumer ...
Four colleagues in smart-casual clothing stood in a modern office discussing sticky notes on a cement wall. From left to right: a white woman, a Black man, a Black woman, and a white man.
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How charity comms teams can unlock new ways to generate income
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Golf influencer Rick Shiels tees off. He is a white man with a beard who wears a green cap, blue top and green trousers. He is in front of the a blue hoarding with a silver emblem.
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How influencers like Rick Shiels helped golf get its groove back
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PR lessons from the Reuters Digital News Report 2025
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In the AI arms race don’t let your brand sound like everyone else
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Why PR should be seen in the same way as networking
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Zero-proof, full flavour: four of the best non-alcoholic gins
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The PR spark that lit a nationwide vape ban
A bedroom featuring a large bed with white bedding and a red shell shaped headboard, plus a green high backed soft chair under a lamp stand in front of a window.
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The Hoxton Edinburgh: the cutting-edge new hotel in buzzy Haymarket
On the left of the photo, a Black woman wearing a grey head wrap looks on as her colleague - stood on the right a white woman with cropped, bleached hair and tattooed arm - writes on a sticky-note stuck to a glass wall. Both are bending down.
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PR agency growth is local, specialist, independent and small
An illustration of five CVs. Three feature images of younger applicants and green ticks. Two feature older people and red crosses.
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Ageism in the PR industry
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Why the press release is very much alive
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Public sector comms: It’s time to move on from ‘more with less’
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