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With the right level of research and a mindset of cautious due diligence, influencer marketing can add value to a business argues Leila Jones.

Leaders of multi-academy trusts should neglect PR at their own peril argues James Clarke.

'Fake news is all around us.' Catherine Owen-Williams explores the threat to democracy posed by the misinformation age.

'I now have the confidence to blend theory and practice together to create much more strategic and effective PR and communication plans.' Sara Dawson reflects on a CIPR Professional PR Diploma assignment.

We publish a sustainabiliy case study drawn from a CIPR Professional PR Diploma assignment and based on the concept of 'mindful consumption.'

It takes research to separate actionable insight from ill-founded instinct as Jack Shaw shows in this case study.

A celebrity endorsement can make headlines, but does it help win elections asks Kerri Prince.

Three times more low-skilled labourers in construction roles will commit suicide annually than the male national average. Lauren Pott asks how communications could help change this shocking statistic.

'This is the opportunity to influence behaviour change and encourage the public to act rather than just be aware' argues Vickie Cox in this article on climate change communication.

We need to move to communications that portray people with dignity and respect, but also as people with existences full of things that aren’t just misery and desperation, argues Christina Berry-Moorcroft.

Guest author Christine Virginie explores the effects of remote working on internal communication practice.

Whilst the world is battling an unprecedented global health crisis, Carly Ratcliffe discusses whether using digital platforms to mediate communications around Covid-19 has fanned the flames through a fake news culture, or has been a useful instantaneous media source.