Storylines
The changing narratives of major projects
- Government
- 3 years ago
Few things or projects in life go precisely according to plan. Projects with a lifespan that can last a generation will evolve and transform. It’s natural. The challenge is managing expectations of those who the project services and ultimately fund it.
- Government
- 3 years ago
Separate news from noise
- Health & Science
- 3 years ago
With the increasing interest in biotech updates from the media, it’s tempting to shoot out media releases on just about everything you do. That would be a mistake.
- Health & Science
- 3 years ago
Anywhere anytime access
- Newsworthy
- 3 years ago
Journalists are mobile. They work odd hours and from anywhere. Rather than run down stories, they lean on online resources to research and illustrate their stories. It’s why Lookatmedia™ exists.
- Newsworthy
- 3 years ago
There’s only one-degree difference between water and ice
- Non Profit
- 3 years ago
Suppose you want to explain to an audience why a one-degree difference in climate has a real-world impact, explaining that the difference between water and ice is an excellent place to start. Imagine what this approach to climate change could have on those who don’t take the issue seriously. As a non-profit, you mustn’t bury the headline when talking to the media (or anyone else).
- Non Profit
- 3 years ago
This is your news
- Government
- 3 years ago
We are in an era where it's never been more essential to convey trustworthy, public safety messages, and the media is a necessary ally in this endeavour.
- Government
- 3 years ago
The PR pentathlon
- Sports
- 3 years ago
Many sporting organisations make the mistake of viewing public and media engagement as a single event, when in fact, it is many. It is better explained as a multi-event, multi-level, multi-channel discipline…a bit like a pentathlon.
- Sports
- 3 years ago
PR PB
- Sports
- 3 years ago
Sport impacts so much of our lives. Participation improves both our physical and mental health. It creates connections and community. It represents the very best of who we are as people…and occasionally shows us at our very worst. Whether you’re into sport or not, the one thing we can all agree on is it’s the glue that keeps us all together.
- Sports
- 3 years ago
Celebrate your wins and explain your failures
- Corporate
- 3 years ago
When it comes to trust, corporations have a higher trust ranking internationally than NGOs, government and even media. Hence, it seems counterintuitive to want help from the media to amplify your messages. The reality is that although the media may have dropped in its trust ranking, most people still use media sources to get their news.
- Corporate
- 3 years ago
Engage social influencers
- Retail
- 3 years ago
Social influencers are playing an increasing role in Public Relations for retail brands. Some brands are finding as many as 50% of those who register on their media centres are social influencers.
- Retail
- 3 years ago