Thought Leadership Essays

IPRA thought leadership essays deliver relevant content for anyone involved in international communications. They provide insight on the live issues that matter in the fast-changing world of Public Relations.

ITL #244 The Costa Concordia tragedy: how the trial turned into a meta-story

author"s portrait The sinking of cruise ship Costa Concordia was a terrible tragedy. The ensuing trial and its coverage held up a mirror to society and the media. By Luciano Luffarelli.

ITL #243 The ruthless application of common sense: how to run a PR company (part two)

author"s portrait Further no-nonsense advice from a seasoned agency leader on making a PR business successful. By David Brain.

ITL #242 The ruthless application of common sense: how to run a PR company (part one)

author"s portrait A seasoned agency head pulls no punches when offering advice on what it takes to make a PR business successful. By David Brain.

ITL #241 Travel beyond the ordinary: international destination marketing trends

author"s portrait Leisure and business travelers alike crave unique experiences. Destinations must use story-telling through experiential tourism and other techniques to create interest and drive visitation. By Maria Speridakos.

ITL #240 Blood test results: brand is more than a company’s DNA

author"s portrait There are lessons for brands in the approach taken by life sciences companies. Survival may depend on adaptability. By Kristiina Tolvanen.

ITL #239 Putting the idea first: channel agonistic firms of the future

author"s portrait To influence consumers you need to combine compelling ideas with credible messengers, while remaining mindful of brand consistency. By Aman Gupta.

ITL #238 Shining a lamp on infographics: What marketers can learn from Florence Nightingale

author"s portrait When we think of Florence Nightingale, we of course think of the Lady with the Lamp, the pioneer of modern nursing, statistician…but do we think of her as a pioneering marketer? Hardly! Perhaps we should,. By Alice Thomas.

ITL #237 Augmented influence: how a second technology revolution will change the PR industry once again

author"s portrait Through interpreting and communicating the new and the next, PR practitioners have become innovators. To offer counsel on using artificial intelligence, we must understand it and use it ourselves. By Guillaume Herbette.

ITL #236 PR in public administration: greater recognition is overdue

author"s portrait Communications practitioners in government and other public bodies are confronted by many complicated demands. Yet all too often their work is undervalued. By Gordana Bekčić Pješčić.

ITL #235 Eyes on Europe: how to make an impact

author"s portrait Despite the confusion and uncertainties of Brexit, Europe is buzzing with innovation and opportunities. By Claire Walker.
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