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Ahead of the Corporate & Financial Awards, Rebecca Pardon speaks with Jarrad Comley, partner and executive creative director at Brunswick. With the firm shortlisted across several categories, Comley reflects on the craft, collaboration and ambition behind the work, and how a changing industry is shaping Brunswick’s goals. Interviews for the Corporate and Financial Awards produced by Kinura.

Ahead of the Corporate and Financial Awards, Rebecca Pardon speaks with Jon Rowden, director at Reportl. With multiple shortlistings across digital and print categories, Rowden reflects on how AI is reshaping investor access to information, why Reportal’s digital-first approach is gaining traction and how recent work with Airtel Africa is setting a fresh benchmark in online reporting. Interviews for the Corporate and Financial Awards produced by Kinura.

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Two-thirds of small business use social media to engage with clients and stakeholders, according to a new survey.
Bank of America has purchased hundreds of abusive domain names in what is being seen as a pre-emptive defence against damaging revelations from WikiLeaks.
Questions have been asked of BAA’s media relations stance after the airport operator sought to stem negative publicity by prohibiting broadcasters from filming within its airports – only to succeed in worsening the coverage.
The corporate reporting watchdog is to focus on promoting greater engagement between institutional investors and company boards.
Reputation in Oil, Gas and Mining is the first European conference to focus exclusively on reputational issues in oil, gas and mining.
The collaboration between design agency Words & Pictures with web developers Black Marble has resulted in a new application named Avviso.
The European Association of Communication Directors has announced the winners of their fourth annual European Excellence Awards in Prague.
Small and medium-sized businesses in the UK have slashed their web design budgets, according to a new survey by the web hosting provider Fasthosts.
Vodafone found itself the latest victim of a social media hijack this weekend, as online protestors swamped the group’s Christmas Twitter campaign with criticisms of Vodafone’s tax affairs.