by Sofia Tzamarelou | Jul 23, 2024 | Blog
Pharma PR and comms need new strategies to reduce the stigma around lung cancer, which gets in the way of screening rates and drug development. Lung cancer has a branding problem More people die from lung cancer than any other cancer, and it kills more women than...
by Matthew Couchman | Jul 10, 2024 | Blog
While a cluster of football managers support the narrative that VAR is reliable and necessary, fans are not so convinced. Football’s hot topic The introduction of VAR (Video Assistant Referees) in 2019 was initially welcomed, with naked-eye refereeing decisions...
by Christina Arshadi | Jul 9, 2024 | Blog
adidas was the most prominent brand in the Euros debate, as it focused its PR on the practical implications of its sponsorship and reinforced its brand attributes on social media. The context: Considering the global appeal of the UEFA Euro 2024 as...
by Christina Arshadi | Jul 3, 2024 | Blog
Now that the foundation of tech employer branding – cool perks and benefits – has moved to the bottom of workers’ priorities post-layoffs, internal comms can refocus on work-life balance to build a more supportive culture. Tech jobs are no longer cool Up...
by Matthew Couchman | Jun 27, 2024 | Blog
As PFAS or “forever chemicals” are on the verge of becoming a mainstream issue, companies can apply a risk comms approach to protect their reputations. PFAS is quickly becoming a real reputational danger Much has changed since we analysed the debate around PFAS (per-...
