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Quentin Langley's latest book reads like a thrilling university seminar: it asks the questions, and leaves the students to explore their thinking and reach for satisfactory answers. 

Last night we announced the winners of our #PRstudent #CreatorAwards22 contest that's run all academic year.

Kim Rushton reviews the 2017 WannaCry ransomware attack for its impact on an NHS Trust and compares the response against crisis communication best practice.

Being aware of philosophical views advances theorising in PR research and reinforces PR practice, argues Miriam Pelusi.

In an information-rich society, we don’t need more content we need more relevant content argues Lucy Whitaker.

'To successfully make use of memes, practitioners need to conceptualise them not as threats, but as opportunities. The practitioner with ingenuity, a sense of humour, and content creation experience is best placed to take on this role' argues Jack Shaw.

'Trusted, ethical communications practice is critical to drive the behaviour change needed to meet decarbonisation targets.' Sarah Purcell asserts the value of construction communication.

A supervisor and a student offer their advice on how to approach an undergraduate dissertation in public relations.

In this case study prepared for a PRCA Diploma in Integrated Communication Management assignment, Nina Stenning presents an integrated campaign for a financial services brand.

This case study by Antony Bennett outlines an approach to developing a public affairs strategy, using the topic of the reform of Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) as subject matter, to demonstrate appropriate situational research methodologies and stakeholder analysis.   

'The PR industry has a diversity issue.' Stacey Cockram applied a strategic comms approach to analysing and responding to this issue.

Edward Sills learnt the value of research and applied behavioural theory to campaign planning.