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This year’s study shows a revival of faith in experts

Today, a new campaign backed by a coalition of global organisations and celebrities, is calling upon leaders to prioritise the fight against malaria, or risk undoing decades of unprecedented progress.

If the tranche of global digital trends forecasts shared at the end of last year taught us one thing, it’s that 2018 will be a year of converging technology as the Internet of Things, AI, AR, and VR come of age.

The 2018 Edelman Trust Barometer once again reveals the fragility of global systems based on the institutions of business, government, media and NGOs.

We trust your platforms less than ever before. We blame you for spreading extremist content, fake news and social menace.

We published the 18th annual Edelman Trust Barometer this week, and it has some important implications for corporate communicators. The tumultuous politics of the last 18 months are having measurable effects on who, how and what we trust.

As we begin 2018, we find the world in a new phase in the loss of trust: the unwillingness to believe information, even from those closest to us.

Last week CES, the world’s biggest consumer electronics show, descended once again upon Las Vegas, bringing with it 3,900 exhibitors and nearly 200,000 attendees.

Global healthcare is facing massive disruption. Pressures such as an ‘always on’ social media and the new opportunities presented by partnership and collaboration with developers of ground-breaking technologies are contributing to a new, exciting and innovative era, transforming the way in which health companies need to behave in order to stay ahead of the game.