No sign of cluster’s last stand.
At the forefront of regional growth thinking in recent decades has been cluster theory, introduced by professor Michael Porter in his book The Competitive Advantage of Nations back in 1990.
Popularity complex: what does the Snapchat ‘Memories’ update mean for users?
Snapchat is set to unveil its new 'Memories' function - but, in moving away from being just an instantaneous app, will it be an instant turn off for users?Popularity complex: what does the Snapchat ‘Memories’ update mean for users? +
Mastering all trades.
The trick is, staying on the horse without getting stung.
No age concern for Birmingham.
Attracting inward investors has always been a tricky business and it’s likely that things will become even harder following the EU referendum.
Got the time?
In a modern world where new technologies revolutionise our lives every single day it’s worth understanding that things old and new can live alongside each other.
The PR problem of PR.
The lines of PR have always been blurred, but they've never been quite as undefined as they are today. There's more routes to market than ever before and PR's seem at odds with each other trying to define what their role should be.
How do you like your salmon?
Even in a world that is anti-additive and preservatives, the consumer still demands what they believe to be the real thing.
Bloody good show.
For years, advertisers of feminine hygiene products have felt the need to beat around the bush. So to speak. But Bodyform has just broken this ridiculous taboo.
Fear sells and we’re gladly buying.
The trouble with democracy is that you run the risk of getting what you vote for.
PR doesn’t operate in a vacuum – and neither do we.
PR today is anything you want it to be, but it all starts with a need or desire (you) and a great idea, successfully executed (us).