By Phoebe-Jane Boyd, Michael Kane, and Dahye Lee. Despite the General Election announcement by the Government on a rain-soaked Wednesday evening coming as a complete surprise, the themes and dividing lines that have defined the ...

By Phoebe-Jane Boyd, Dahye Lee, and Ingrid Marin.  While political experts predict a lack of enthusiasm from the public when it comes to voting on 4 July, there has been growing interest in the scandals ...

By Phoebe-Jane Boyd, Dahye Lee, and Ingrid Marin. Topics tackled by party leaders during their latest media appearances spanned LGBTQ+ rights, National Service, and the European Court, but one subject in particular has grasped the ...

A strong ESG strategy can strengthen your stakeholder relationships across all audiences, from consumers, to the media. But which sustainability stories will grab the attention of journalists, their readers, and secure customer loyalty for your ...

By Phoebe-Jane Boyd, Dahye Lee, and Ingrid Marin.  After a wave of manifesto releases last week, Reform UK have released their ‘contract’ for the UK General Election. In rebranding the manifesto as a ‘contract’, and ...

By Phoebe-Jane Boyd, Dahye Lee, and Ingrid Marin.  This week represented the midpoint of the General Election campaign and it was a pivotal moment for all parties to pitch to voters. Manifestos from the main ...

Could the use of AI have an impact on the relationship between journalists and PRs? This year’s Newsrewired conference featured several panels discussing AI and the benefits it can bring to journalism. Here is how ...

By Phoebe-Jane Boyd, Dahye Lee, and Ingrid Marin.  Representatives from seven parties took to the stage for Friday 7 June’s BBC Election Debate 2024. Following on from ITV’s broadcast of Sunak vs Starmer’s debate the ...

Want to get media coverage in June? The next month will be a busy one for journalists, with General Election build up, Glastonbury, Wimbledon, the Euros to cover. The ResponseSource Journalist Enquiry Service gives a ...

Just as the healthcare sector was forever changed by the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, so too was how the media reports on the topics of health, medicine, and treatment. What does this mean for ...

By Phoebe-Jane Boyd and Dahye Lee. The first television debate between party leaders took place on Tuesday 4 June, coming at the culmination of two weeks campaigning in which both Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir ...

With a UK General Election just announced, political journalists are readying for a busy time ahead. But what do reporters in this field want from PRs and comms professionals? In a recent panel at the ...

Towards the end of 2004, the North East of England voted to reject plans to give the region an elected chamber of 25 representatives. To be more blunt, New Labour’s proposal was completely quashed with ...

Following a day of mounting speculation, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak confirmed yesterday that he was taking the country to the polls for the first summer election since 1945. Westminster circles were alerted by a series ...

Want to get featured in the media? The ResponseSource Journalist Enquiry Service is used every day by journalists who are looking for expert comment, case studies and information for articles. Check out what topics staff ...

Having a full view of your wider stakeholder conversations across media, online, and social media gives you an advantage when shaping your comms strategy. Access to data across multiple channels can help you detect emerging ...

Share of voice is a great way to benchmark yourself against competitors and understand your position in the market, however comparing volumes or potential reach of coverage is just the tip of the iceberg. Here ...

Want to know what journalists need for their news and features? The ResponseSource Journalist Enquiry Service is a solid indicator of what is trending in the media as hundreds of journalists use it each month ...

As shown by high-profile scandals that have hit the headlines recently – from the Post Office Horizon case, to the Boeing blow out – no brand is immune to crisis. In our constantly connected world, ...

In a year where AI seemed to be taking over, social media turned into the wild west, and global political unrest can make many jobs seem somewhat trivial, PR and comms has been under extra ...