Why hate Ryanair’s PR? (Part 2)
Posted by Paul Seaman under CSR reality check / Trust and reputations on 18 October 2009. 6 comments.
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Public trust in risk remains strong
Posted by Paul Seaman under Opinion research / Trust and reputations on 30 September 2009. One comment.
Financial Times (FT) research suggests that the public trusts itself to look after savings and investments more than banks, building societies or independent financial advisers. Yet most respondents said that, despite their lack of trust, they had not reduced their risk levels in these bodies. More »
What could “neuro-PR” do for our trade?
Posted by Paul Seaman under Opinion research / PR issues on 16 August 2009. 2 comments.
Are we biologically wired to behave in a particular way? Well, PR blogger Heather Yaxley reports that CIPR Marcomms Group’s forthcoming evening event is entitled, Unlocking the secrets of the brain: the nascent world of neuro PR (London on 23 September). So here’s some thoughts on why this meeting might be discussing nonsense. More »
The Barclays battle and the lovely new PR war
Posted by Paul Seaman under Crisis management on 25 November 2008. No comments.
