Here is a really interesting report (IBM CEO survey: ‘Leading through Connections’), because it reinforces what we have been writing about, concerning CEO attitudes to…
This is a turning point – the March, 2012 Economist/PulsePoint survey (The Economics of Socially Engaged Enterprise) is fascinating because it adds to the growing evidence…
This article was written for the International Public Relations Association Three quick points: Social media is ours for the taking China presents tomorrow’s PR opportunities,…
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The big minus with ‘citizen journalism’ is, there is no Code of Ethics, no standards of accuracy, no financial accountability, little respect for copyright, little…
According to this article (from the Harvard Business Review Blog) about tomorrow’s leaders, it will be about more than working hard and long, and being…
This small posting might be interesting to many public relations and corporate affairs (public affairs) practitioners who struggle with filing emails and other documents. According to the below article, IBM researchers found email…
This is how we see it at the Wilkinson Group for public relations and corporate affairs practitioners: our working environment will evolve at a yet greater…
In July we explained why we felt the future was rosy for public relations practitioners in Australia. Now a further positive note from the Holmes Report…
It started with a Twitter account, @riotcleanup, to rally volunteers. In a matter of hours it attracted over 8,000 followers; in 6 hours, 24,000 followers;…
By Peter Wilkinson, Wilkinson Group Public Relations Sydney The general rule: Planning a strategy should be an early critical step in a campaign. Sounds…
A slow-burn issue in Crisis PR is a problem that has been identified that can escalate into a crisis. Some research indicates that 80-90% of crises are…
In mid 2012 a manufacturing plant, employing approximately 180 people at SW Sydney, burnt to the ground. While no-one was injured the plant was completely destroyed…