By Tushar Panchal on Jun 19, 2008 in Ask Questions, Indian PR industry, PR professionals, ethics, industry, issues, worklife | comments(2)
Recently I picked up a book called “Why So Stupid?” by Edward De Bono and this post is inspired by it. In fact, I wanted to write about why we stopped thinking about PR in our business but ended up writing something else courtesy a copy of a magazine landing on my desk.
Well, to be [...]
By Tushar Panchal on Jun 5, 2008 in Ask Questions, Indian PR industry, PReducation, ethics, worklife | comments(10)
I am sure many of us have heard about ‘Art of Living’ and the difference they are making in many peoples’ lives. Today, I am introducing ‘Art of Leaving’ and trying to leave a thought so even while you leave, you can live forever in minds of organization and its people. It is said by [...]
By Shael Sharma on May 30, 2008 in Indian PR industry, Online PR, Political PR, Public Affairs, branding, ethics, industry, industry news, interview, issues, media, mediarelations, research | comments(1)
The rapid expansion in the media space has done many good things for the nation. It has provided choice in beats across entertainment, movies, news and education that earlier was simply not ever thought of or envisioned. The proliferation has brought about waves of soaps, contests and now with the first IPL season shaking India, [...]
By Madhavi Mukherjee on Apr 10, 2008 in ethics, featured, issues | comments(20)
This blog idea was given to me as a thread of discussion to be taken up to explore it further as an issue. The issue is in relation to mis behaviour and disresepect to PR professionals thinking that they come easy. And that is obviously not true. Your comments most welcome; albeit I am sorry I could not divulge details of people I spoke to since most of them asked for privacy of their identities…which I respect
By Shael Sharma on Apr 3, 2008 in Buy Side, Client Roles, Corporate Communications, Indian PR industry, Public Affairs, Sell Side, association, awards, branding, clientservicing, communication, ethics, media, mediarelations | comments(1)
Every once in a while, there comes the case of a company that is unable to throughput communication in stark contrast to its otherwise brilliant performance indices. I have sought to understand this malady now and again but a chance conversation yesterday with a known genius in the Indian Financial Services space triggered this post. If [...]
By Shael Sharma on Mar 7, 2008 in Auto PR, Buy Side, Client Roles, Corporate Communications, Indian PR industry, PR career, PR jobs, PR professionals, PRagencies, PRagency, Sell Side, Top5, clientservicing, ethics, issues, mediarelations | comments(5)
I am a little tired of rants including mine so here is a contrarian view, as you can see I do this contrarian thing quite well (or badly depending on your world view today). This post originally started as a comment and as it grew embarrassingly large, I decided to claim back my Friday from Madhavi [...]