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When historians look back on the last 100 years, distinct chapters will emerge. Peace. War. Dislocation. Prosperity. As we live history, of course, each chapter ineluctably leads to the next.

This is what I said: Michael Gove was right. You heard me. Michael Gove was right when he said, “people in this country have had enough of experts”.

What happens to our personal information when we put it online, wherever that may be? It is a question that affects virtually all companies – businesses that handle customer data in any way can now expect questions on the privacy of their users online.

As PR professionals, we need to make a massive change in what we do and how we add value to clients. This is a time for us to reevaluate our approach to solving problems and to expand our notion of what effective PR entails.

Keir Starmer and the Labour Party have won a decisive victory in the 2024 General Election, winning over 410 parliamentary seats and a majority of over 170.

Silicon Valley buzzes with a relentless energy, a beacon for tech zealots who see innovation not merely as a path but as the autobahn to a luminous future.

Almost half of people aged 18 to 34 think that adopting a sustainable lifestyle will mean giving up just about everything pleasurable about their lives.

What does team resourcing and cloning have in common? Since working in a resourcing function for over a year, I’ve seen countless times the person someone wants to work on a project isn’t available.

During the past year, we’ve seen many positive milestones in the cryptocurrency industry. In a letter from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) in July, it was clarified that national banks have the authority to provide fiat bank accounts and cryptocurrency custodial services to cryptocurrency businesses.

How online communities allow public affairs teams to tap into pre-existing networks of potential supporters, supercharging your campaign in record time.