Team Waddington’s “Once Upon a Time in PR” Fairy Tale Turns Grim

Before the PRCA's CEO, Sarah Hall Waddington, started demonizing Sir Martin Sorrell, she advocated placing him on PR’s Mount Rushmore.

Before the PRCA's CEO, Sarah Hall Waddington, started demonizing Sir Martin Sorrell, she advocated placing him on PR’s Mount Rushmore.

With mounting evidence of U.S. / U.K. PR agency cartel activity, Grayling's roles in the PRCA / Francis Ingham "investigation" are alarming.

We may still be plugging along in the Year of the Wood Snake in the Chinese Zodiac, but as far at the PR industry goes, it seems we’re stuck in the Era of Flying Monkeys.

Ketchum's (Omnicom's) troubling transatlantic influence in PR trade groups raises dire ethics concerns, as PRCA-UK ponders its "Lobbying" code.

The North American PR agency sector faces a slew of competing priorities -- with budgets unequal to client demands.

If a public relations (PR) ethics code hasn’t been meaningfully updated since before the dawn of social media and is widely locked in a myopic, media-relations-centric time-warp, then it’s missing massive chunks of essential treatment of contemporary issues.