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ITL #330 Crisis management: what rigid strategies can learn from flexible buildings

author"s portrait Although carefully crafted crisis protocols remain essential, in today’s fast-paced world it’s vital to stay open minded when disaster strikes. By Rania Azab.

ITL #329   Expressions of remorse: Trump, Dickson and all that’s new in PR apologies

author"s portrait Why are some public figures able to survive and sometimes even thrive despite repeatedly causing offence? By Gerry McCusker.

ITL #328 Global messages, local nuances: the importance of local insights for global brands

author"s portrait Companies must give sufficient power to their local people on the ground so that they are able to implement what makes sense in their markets. By Jennifer Leppington-Clark.

ITL #327 Measurement: the PR profession’s blind spot

author"s portrait PR is yet to properly get to grips with measurement and evaluation, even though it is arguably the most pressing challenge the profession faces. By Jon Meakin.

ITL #326 Still in good shape: who says public relations is dying?

author"s portrait Some pundits suggest PR is in decline. Yet the wide-ranging changes of recent years have brought great opportunities for growth. By Claudia Pritchitt.
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