HARO under fire for unverified sources

HARO under fire for unverified sources

Help A Reporter Out (or HARO) is a tool used by journalists to find sources, and by communications teams to pitch experts. The reporter writes a brief summary of what they need, and these are sent to a mailing list three times a day. Comms teams then respond with...
Twitter launches 360 livestream capability

Twitter launches 360 livestream capability

Twitter is rolling out a 360 livestream video feature. PRWEEK asked us what it means to the company and to brands. For Twitter, it makes sense to integrate Periscope into the main platform more closely. For brands with a strong Twitter presence, it’s an...
Five more lessons from starting a PR agency

Five more lessons from starting a PR agency

As you know we’re starting a PR agency. So far things are going well – we’re working with some wonderful clients, with a clutch of exciting prospects and had a huge number of applicants to our open rec, giving us a talent pipeline. We had encouraging...
How expectations shape experience

How expectations shape experience

Our expectations change how we experience the world We’ve all heard about the ‘placebo effect’ – we expect to feel better, so we actually do. Why is that? After all, sugar pills don’t reduce pain or cure disease. It’s our expectations which cause the brain to...