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.

Emotional Connection (Woof!)

author"s portrait It is often said that man’s best friend is a dog. Philip Sheppard forms an unexpected attachment to a bronze pooch.

Raising the Profile of PR

author"s portrait Are PR practitioners members of a profession or members of societies and associations, ponders Derrick Pieters as he calls on the industry to use its skills for its own advantage.

The Technical Transition

author"s portrait In an era of virtual worlds, search engine optimized press releases, social media and incalculable blogs, PR professionals need to develop their technical skills, argues Morgan McLintic.

Going Niche in Croatia

author"s portrait Rašeljka Maras Jurièiæ says that you cannot beat the expertise of specialist PR agencies.

Lessons from the Death of a Princess

author"s portrait Ten years ago Britain mourned the death of Princess Diana, with an unprecedented emotional outburst. The events of the week that followed led many to ask: are those holding the reins of power really in touch with public taste? Alan Lane looks at how her un

Newborn Baby Screening

author"s portrait Lack of federal standards on health screening tests given to newborn babies triggered an ongoing information campaign targeting parents and policymakers across the US. By Michele Kling.

Growing your Business Internationally

author"s portrait Keith Hunt outlines the necessary steps to ensure successful expansion overseas. His advice is based on a recent Results International conference Growing Your Business Internationally, which took place in London on 2nd October and featured a range of agenc

India’s Online Explosion

author"s portrait With the notable exception of its leading retailers, India is embracing the internet with a passion. Dilip Cherian assesses the impact of burgeoning online activity.

Is the Brand Still King in the Middle East?

author"s portrait Some pundits have predicted the death of famous brands in the Middle East through a combination of anti-western feeling and the arrival of flexible newcomers. By Nidal Abou Zaki.

Rucks and Trucks

author"s portrait Italian truck maker Iveco has built a powerful brand for itself around its vehicles. Carlo Ennio Stasi tells us how the brand is being further developed through clever sponsorship and a wider focus on its people.
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