Simon Reynolds

3 weeks ago | brnw.ch | Bill Byrne |Simon Reynolds

The phrase “change is the only constant” rings true for PR and communications professionals who’ve worked in the industry for any length of time. Technology is quickly reshaping public relations, with information traveling faster than ever across myriad publishing platforms. Given the speed with which we’re moving, what does 2025 have in store for comms teams? During a recent Cision webinar, industry experts came together to discuss this very question.

2 months ago | cision.com | Bill Byrne |Simon Reynolds

The phrase “change is the only constant” rings true for PR and communications professionals who’ve worked in the industry for any length of time. Technology is quickly reshaping public relations, with information traveling faster than ever across myriad publishing platforms. Given the speed with which we’re moving, what does 2025 have in store for comms teams? During a recent Cision webinar, industry experts came together to discuss this very question.

2 months ago | cision.co.uk | Bill Byrne |Simon Reynolds

The phrase “change is the only constant” rings true for PR and communications professionals who’ve worked in the industry for any length of time. Technology is quickly reshaping public relations, with information traveling faster than ever across myriad publishing platforms. Given the speed with which we’re moving, what does 2025 have in store for comms teams? During a recent Cision webinar, industry experts came together to discuss this very question.

Jan 14, 2025 | cision.com | Simon Reynolds

If you've been in PR long enough, you've probably experienced that moment when a client or CEO pulls up their competitor's latest media coverage and asks: "Why aren't we getting this kind of attention?"It's never fun trying to explain complex media dynamics to stakeholders who measure success through direct comparisons. But it doesn't have to be this way. This is where competitive intelligence (CI) can help.

Jan 14, 2025 | cision.co.uk | Simon Reynolds

If you've been in PR long enough, you've probably experienced that moment when a client or CEO pulls up their competitor's latest media coverage and asks: "Why aren't we getting this kind of attention?"It's never fun trying to explain complex media dynamics to stakeholders who measure success through direct comparisons. But it doesn't have to be this way. This is where competitive intelligence (CI) can help.