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Jon Snow wearing a fawn jumper holds a microphone while sat on a red seat. He is looking to the right. Members of the audience are out of focus in the background which is bathed in blue light.
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The rise of the micro-event – PR’s hottest trend
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A portrait of Helen Tupper facing the camera in a modern living room while wearing a red dress. Tupper is a white woman with blond hair. Behind her are a wall mounted painting and soft furnishings.
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Squiggly Careers’ Helen Tupper: 'Invest in your own growth or you’ll stagnate'
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A colour portrait of a smiling Emma Fox. Emma is a white woman with blond hair wearing a green patterned jacket. She is sat on a sofa in front of a display case of wine and a wood panel.
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Berry Bros. & Rudd CEO Emma Fox: How to target gen Z
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A white man with cropped brown hair and wearing a formal dark jacket and white ruffled shirt holds a porcelain tea cup with his pinkie finger extended.
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The new rules of PR etiquette
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10 PR and business trends for 2026
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On a black background a glass of whisky stood on the top of an aged barrel.
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How PR and storytelling elevated whisky into a premium product
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On a blurred newspaper background, a composite featuring a black and white photograph of Louis Charalambous, alongside the red coloured book cover of Better Call Louis.
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Top media lawyer Louis Charalambous on celeb culture, journalism, PR and the law
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Naomi Goodman on the left of the stage. She is wearing a green jacket over a bright pink blouse.
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The CIPR annual conference 2025 reviewed: leadership and impact
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A colour portrait of James Peach leaning against a large glass window which shows his reflection. James is a white man with short dark hair and beard, wearing glasses and a black top.
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Brand leader James Peach: You can be cutthroat, visionary and empathetic too
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A still from the John Lewis Christmas advert showing a close-up of a white man with dark hair embracing his son, who is also white with dark hair.
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As John Lewis Christmas ad lands, how to create a multi-generational PR campaign
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A campaign visual showing a digitised colour image of a white, male soldier's head and shoulders. His left side is civilian with short brown hair; his right side is in army helmet and uniform with camouflage paint on his cheek
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The award-winning PR campaign helping GPs better serve veterans
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On the left, against a black background, a colour portrait of Jack Lewis. On the right, a series of multicoloured outlines of heads.
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Why brands use neuroscience to maximise PR campaign impact
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On a blue-shaded background, a cut out of Lionel Zetter. Lionel is a white man with short grey hair, wearing a blue blazer over a white shirt. There is an inset image of the book cover for The Lobbyist.
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Lobbying has changed: 'What you know is now more important than who you know'
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In a warmly lit cafe, a white woman with short dark hair and striped top, smiles at a white woman with long blond hair and check shirt. A laptop is open in front of them.
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How mentoring in PR can help mental health as well as professional development
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How surf wear brand Finisterre maximised PR impact by challenging stereotypes
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A composite of two images on a background of shadows cast by venetian blinds. On the left a colour portrait of Steven D'Souza wearing a pink shirt. To the right, the red front cover Shadows at Work.
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Why do people suddenly fail in their career?
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