Behind the spin

Richard Bailey, Editor PR Place

Meet the editor

Richard Bailey FCIPR MPRCA is editor of our Insights area, formerly PR Place. He teaches and assesses undergraduate, postgraduate and professional students. Contact: editor@prplace.com.
Public Relations 26.06.17

PR lessons from the royal family

An article by Miriam Pelusi about the Royal Family.
Public Relations 06.06.17

How to ace your PR degree (part 2)

Part two of Polly Foster's post on how to ace your PR degree focuses on researching and writing your assignment. She urges you to question everything.
Public Relations 31.05.17

We name Britain’s best PR student blogger 2017

Heather Yaxley announces her Best Student PR blogger of 2017... Find out who came out on top and what you can learn from them.
Public Relations 26.05.17

How to ace your PR degree (part 1)

Top tips on how to succeed in your PR degree. Part one of a two part series by Polly Foster, a professional web editor and social media content producer who has gained an MSc in Corporate Communication from Leeds Beckett University.
Public Relations 19.05.17

The challenges and rewards of ‘fintech’ PR
Public Relations 01.02.17

PR’s post-truth problem

Robert Minton-Taylor explores PR's post-truth problem.
Public Relations 09.01.17

Creativity, Cannes and Cass Business School

Claire Bridges talks about her career in PR and her book 'In Your Creative Element'.
Book Reviews 24.10.16

Keeping Shtum: Book review

A review of the book: 'Keeping Shtum' by Steven Olivant
Public Relations 06.10.16

How to build great teams

Courtney Lukitsch at Gotham PR talks about how to build great teams.
Public Relations 24.08.16

Remembering Martin Langford

Guest author Robert Minton-Taylor Remembers Martin Langford, known for his legendary expertise in the field of crisis management.
Public Relations 16.08.16

How to succeed in integrated marketing

Guest author Sophie Chadwick explores 'how to succeed in integrated marketing'
Careers 01.08.16

‘Ask questions’ and other tips for junior PR pros

Kay Seago offers tips and advice for junior PR pros