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An online conference product, which differentiates from Zoom, Teams and other familiar video conferencing platforms by using the technology to facilitate hybrid events, has launched. It might be useful for the comms community, and there are some useful comms and launch lessons.
by Victoria Ford
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In the wake of the "partygate" revelations published in the Sue Gray report, one anonymous public sector comms pro shares their feelings on what it means to them.
by an anonymous public sector comms pro
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A brilliant new post which cuts through the fluff of those currently dissing the merits of homeworking.
by Jill Spurr
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We’re spicing things up with our wonderful comms community and crafting a collaborative cookbook full of flavoursome combinations, sweet stories and fresh ideas.
by Lauren Castle
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Inspired by the genius comic, Stewart Lee, I’ve decided to keep a record of all of my TV, film and cinema viewing throughout 2022. Plus, I will write a micro review for each one and list where I watched it.
by Darren Caveney
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So many people have negative experiences of the job recruitment process. Here’s a new case study on how to build on those experiences and put in place interview and feedback standards which sets bar for many others to aim for.
by Jill Spurr
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I love the office. No two ways about it. The camaraderie, the buzz, the biscuits - I’m its number one fan. So, the pandemic hit me hard work-wise.
by Katie Pegg
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Inspired by the genius comic, Stewart Lee, I’ve decided to keep a record of all of my TV, film and cinema viewing throughout 2022. Plus, I will write a micro review for each one and list where I watched it.
by Darren Caveney
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This new case study on citizen experience and ‘failure demand’ provides a strong argument for the investment in technology for better public sector services.
by Dave Worsell
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Thinking of running an April’s Fools’ Day prank this year? Well here’s your ultimate guide to pulling it off in the public sector…
by Andrew Fielding
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Communications is at the heart of every part of an organisation. It can influence, impact and make or break reputations. Comms really is more than just the comms team, as this new guest post highlights.
by Sally Northeast
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Two years ago, as Spring brought welcome sunshine after the winter months, we were not unfolding ready for summer but instead facing the harsh reality of lockdown with an unknown virus turning the world upside down…
by Alix Macfarlane
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It’s Neurodiversity Celebration Week and this new guest post shines an important light on ADHD and how it shapes the work of a busy communications professional.
by Michelle McVeigh
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The power of influence is often still underused in social media approaches yet can really help cut through in the noisy and cluttered world of these platforms. This new post guides you through four important lessons.
by Tim Gatt
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As per the title of this blog, this morning I got up early to make coffee. Now, I have coffee every morning, but I don’t usually get up early to make it.
But today was different.
by Ian Curwen
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On International Women's Day, one comms professional considers the positive impacts of embracing equality.
by Daniel Cattanach
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Inspired by the genius comic, Stewart Lee, I’ve decided to keep a record of all of my TV, film and cinema viewing throughout 2022. Plus, I will write a micro review for each one and list where I watched it in case you’re at a loose end with recommendations.
by Darren Caveney
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“I may not be able to help my family and friends in Ukraine physically, so the least I can do is advocate for their voices, educate, spread the word and use my skills as a professional communicator. I, like many others, feel so helpless. Here are some tips and links on how to talk about and support this situation.”
by Kimberley-Marie Sklinar
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There are years etched into public memory that are immortalised in history textbooks. We can probably all remember where we were - what we were doing - when that fateful public address came in, in March 2020.
by Teela Clayton
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