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Richard Bailey, Editor PR Place

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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.
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Public Relations 11.12.19

Why trust in our causes can no longer be assumed

Guest contributor David Owen argues that saying you're a charity is no longer enough to earn trust.
Public Relations 03.12.19

Shoot the messenger

Guest author Charlie King argues that it may be time to replace your CEO as media spokesperson.
Public Relations 26.11.19

Cybersecured…ish? Is your business prepared for a cyber-attack?

Kirsty Fletcher-Reid explores the shipping industry's response to cyber security threats in this thought leadership piece written for a CIPR Professional PR Diploma assignment.
Public Relations 19.11.19

Demystifying public relations for private schools

Seth Barker applies the four-by-four model to argue for a strategic role for public relations in private schools.
Careers 14.11.19

The time has come for digital careers advice

Guest author Laura Capesreed argues it's time for careers advice to go digital.
Public Relations 16.09.19

Briefing: PESO

Here's our explanation of the widely-cited PESO media framework.
Internal Communication 25.02.19

Adapting Middle-Eastern Organisations to Local Millennials

This guest post by Aurélie Sotto is based on a CIPR Professional PR Diploma assignment
Public Relations 06.02.19

The evolution of charity sector comms

Guest author Rachel Sacks discusses the need for strategic communication in the charity sector.
Public Relations 21.01.19

Social media influencers are masters of communication

This thought leadership piece was written for a CIPR PR Professional Diploma assignment by Grace McKerrell.
Public Relations 14.01.19

Listen very carefully: the robots are coming

Guest author Shelley Sullivan shares her CIPR Professional PR Diploma thought leadership article.
Public Relations 08.11.18

Making a success of ‘Bring ID to vote’

Debbie Hickman explains how Woking Borough Council achieved a 99.73% success rate on a voter ID trial.
Careers 06.11.18

Personal branding for vice-chancellors

Guest contributor Laura du Plessis sets out how the concept of 'personal brand' could be used effectively by leaders within higher education.

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