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How Trump’s Second Term is Reshaping Strategic Communications in 2025

by PR Insider Team

Polarisation and DEI: How brands like Apple are doubling down on inclusion while others retreat, and what this means for reputation management in a divided world. Social Media’s New Power: X and AI-fuelled disinformation is reshaping communication strategies—are you ready to adapt? Crisis Communications as the Norm: Why unpredictability under Trump’s administration demands agility, quick pivots, and real-time responses.

The 2025 Edelman Trust Barometer: Strategic Insights for Communication Professionals

by PR Insider Team

Polarisation and DEI: How brands like Apple are doubling down on inclusion while others retreat, and what this means for reputation management in a divided world. Social Media’s New Power: X and AI-fuelled disinformation is reshaping communication strategies—are you ready to adapt? Crisis Communications as the Norm: Why unpredictability under Trump’s administration demands agility, quick pivots, and real-time responses.

Davos 2025: Unity in the Age of Uncertainty

by Farzana Baduel

Following a year marked by over 70 elections, which introduced a wave of fresh political faces, the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting provides a vital platform for business leaders to connect with new policymakers and reinforce relationships with established contacts. Davos remains a critical space to engage meaningfully with this shifting landscape. The convergence of geopolitical, technological, and economic debates ensures that the platform is not only a meeting of minds but also a forum where strategies for navigating uncertainty can emerge.

Are the Culture Wars on Pause? How a Healthcare Tragedy Momentarily United the Left and Right

by Shashank Kumar

We live in a hyper-polarised world where it can feel like nobody agrees on anything. We see angry debates on TikTok, X and cable news every day, where “the other side” is always the villain. The recent US election, the media campaigns surrounding it, and the X exodus that followed all further fuelled the partisan divide.

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The Importance of Ethics in Public Relations

by David Olajide

For an industry of reputation specialists, it is ironic that the PR industry has a somewhat tainted reputation. PR  practitioners have been accused of ‘spinning’ stories to suit their clients’ interests, often at…

The Digital Revolution: How Social Media is Shaping Information Consumption in the GCC

by PR Insider Team

In recent years, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries have experienced a seismic shift in how information is consumed, largely driven by the increasing influence of social media platforms. With one of the…

10 books every corporate communications professional should read

by Shaifali Agrawal

Continuous professional development is a cornerstone to be successful in the fast-changing Public Relations industry. While practical understanding is important, the importance of books and reading cannot be overstated. Books help you lay…

Is the Global Town Square Dead? The Exodus from X to Bluesky

by George Fulton

At its peak, Twitter was the vibrant hub of global discourse. It was a place where individuals from diverse backgrounds came together to share ideas, exchange jokes, discuss political opinions, and, yes, even…

How much does PR cost? Breaking Down Public Relations Pricing

by Shaifali Agrawal

Has your business reached a stage where you’re looking to hire a PR agency or build an in-house PR and communications team, but you’re unsure about how to start? Cost is always one…

2024 Reuters Report: Implications for PR & Communications

by David Olajide

The 2024 Reuters Digital News Report offers crucial insights into the rapidly changing media landscape. For public relations and communications professionals, this report provides valuable information about how audiences are consuming news, their…

Does the legacy media still shape politics in the digital age?

by Shashank Kumar

In today’s fast-paced, digital world, it feels like everyone’s political opinions are shaped by whatever’s trending on social media. Politicians are posting their views on X, voters are airing grievances on TikTok, and…

Avoiding the Pitfalls: Common Mistakes in Communication Strategy and How to Fix Them

by George Fulton

In 2011, Burger King launched a campaign in Japan with the intention of tapping into the local culture’s love for quirky promotions. They introduced a new fragrance—yes, you read that right—called Flame-Grilled, which…

What Is a Communications Strategy?

by George Fulton

In today’s fast-paced, hyper-connected world, effective communication is the backbone of any successful organisation. Whether you operate in the private sector, a non-profit, or a government body, a solid communications strategy is essential…

The Benefits of Investing in a Communications Strategy

by George Fulton

Back in 1970, the Oregon Highway Division faced a rather unusual problem: a dead, 8-ton sperm whale had washed ashore near the town of Florence. As the whale began to decompose, it became…

What does the declining trust in the media mean for PRs?

by Leticia Callista

Today’s media landscape constantly evolves, presenting challenges and opportunities for communications professionals. A significant change in media perception and behaviour is the decreasing levels of trust in various aspects of online media, with…

5 Main Trends in the Future of Corporate Communications

by Leticia Callista

Communication professionals face an ever-evolving set of challenges and opportunities in an era where the dynamic corporate landscape is experiencing constant technological advancements and shifting labour supply dynamics. In this blog, we will…

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