James Blunt and David Kitt lock horns, filming the Troubles and PR-ing for Penneys
In his memoir, British singer-songwriter claims Irish musician called him the c-word, but Kitt dismisses it as an ‘Alan Partridge version of what happened’
Edelman
US tops public distrust in innovation on eve of Davos -Edelman
Business and governments seen as doing poor job of managing and regulating new technologies but trusted more than government, NGOs or media
The perils of mangling a name
Mispronouncing a colleague’s name at work can be hazardous - and not just if it’s the boss
Stop moaning about Gen Z grads – they might teach us something
PwC and Deloitte say new hires lack communication skills, but should these recruits conform to boomer workforce rules?
Committee hears criticism of delays in banker accountability rules
Proposed laws involve the setting up of a senior executive accountability regime
Banks lobby to link accountability laws to lifting of bonus ban
Oireachtas finance committee hears advantages of ‘variable remuneration’
Banking culture board to assess tracker lessons following investigations
IBCB sees final two tracker investigations, into AIB and BoI, completing in coming year
Public ‘suspicion’ of Irish banks remains as staff see improvements
Minister plans to publish heads of Bill for senior accountability regime in July
US companies warned against mandatory vaccine for staff
Corporate America’s desire for mandate conflicts with deep suspicion among workers
This charming man: how Paschal Donohoe won the Eurogroup presidency
Uprising of small nations a big blow to four largest EU economies
Brexit raises question of who can voters trust
Business leaders have emerged as clear voices in contrast to the bickering in Westminster
Mixing family and business: Recipe for disaster or match made in heaven?
From small grocers to Walmart, family firms face unique challenges and opportunities
Inside Politics Podcast: ‘Enda didn’t get a fair hop from the media’
Ex-government press secretary Feargal Purcell speaks of his time at heart of government
Two thirds of Irish concerned about ‘fake news’
Trust in traditional journalism has rebounded while faith in social media platforms has fallen
UK survey says our love affair with social media may be over
Reputation damaged by fake news scandals, the spread of extremist propaganda and child safety issues
Former government press secretary Feargal Purcell joins Edelman Ireland
Public relations company appoints Enda Kenny adviser as director of public affairs
Edelman Ireland shows healthy rise in revenues
PR firm’s accounts include Coca-Cola, Ryanair, LinkedIn and National Lottery
Analytics firm NewsWhip raises $6.4m to fund expansion
Dublin-based trend prediction company set to develop technologies and increase staff
Half of Irish marketers cannot measure return from social media investment, finds study
Three-quarters plan to spend more this year, despite trouble calculating success
PR firm Edelman says its China chief is missing
Steven Cao is understood to be helping Chinese authorities with an unspecified investigation
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