
Theranos highlights golden rule of media relations
The media’s volatile relationship with failed blood test maker Theranos reminds us that journalists are trained to be suspicious of companies whose representatives are evasive, or
The media’s volatile relationship with failed blood test maker Theranos reminds us that journalists are trained to be suspicious of companies whose representatives are evasive, or
Photo credit: Gage Skidmore Biden’s first press conference has attracted attention for being late, for his use of memory prompts and for continued questions over
As we move into preparation mode for this year’s investor meetings and capital market days, here’s what we’ve learnt in a year of helping our clients with their VC events:
Photo credit: Steve Jurvetson News that Jeff Bezos has stepped down as CEO is a reminder that a respect for words and reading is fundamental
“All cheques, no balances.” If a BBC Today programme presenter quotes your core message verbatim before your interview even begins, you are doing something right. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-55973463
“I’m really grateful for those who did kneel along with me,” said Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton, showing his support for Black Lives Matter. “I
Avoiding comment on politics or social issues used to be an orthodoxy of corporate communication. But in the past two years, speaking up has ceased to be
Tuesday’s headlines were written seconds into Dominic Cummings’ response to the first question at his Downing Street press conference. BBC political editor Laura Kuenessberg had
Old Media has cemented its dominant position on Twitter, while finance firms have seen slower growth in followers over the past year according to our
A surge of followers on LinkedIn over the past year has given leading banks a louder voice than some big-name media companies on the platform. The