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These are the top UK-based PR agencies for startups and scale-ups in 2024
In the dynamic landscape of startups and scale-ups, Public Relations (PR) has emerged as a force to reckon with when it comes to shaping the success trajectory of the organisation. Gone are the days when PR was perceived merely as a tool for crisis management or media relations.
Recognition
These are the top UK-based PR agencies for startups and scale-ups in 2024
In the dynamic landscape of startups and scale-ups, Public Relations (PR) has emerged as a force to reckon with when it comes to shaping the success trajectory of the organisation. Gone are the days when PR was perceived merely as a tool for crisis management or media relations.
Recognition
City AM: Deepfake videos and artificial intelligence could be the rebirth of trust in media
As we become more and more accustomed to seeing deepfake videos made by artificial intelligence, traditional media – shunned in recent times – will regain its former importance, writes Nick Baines
Recognition
City AM: Deepfake videos and artificial intelligence could be the rebirth of trust in media
As we become more and more accustomed to seeing deepfake videos made by artificial intelligence, traditional media – shunned in recent times – will regain its former importance, writes Nick Baines
Recognition
Nara Communications is on a mission to tell meaningful stories for meaningful companies
Nick Baines CEO and co-founder of PR firm Nara Communications: "When asking journalists for a correction you need to consider an important question: is what they've written factually inaccurate? There is a fundamental difference between correcting inaccuracy, which is in any journalist's interests to do, and asking for language you're not happy with to be changed.
Recognition
Nara Communications is on a mission to tell meaningful stories for meaningful companies
Nick Baines CEO and co-founder of PR firm Nara Communications: "When asking journalists for a correction you need to consider an important question: is what they've written factually inaccurate? There is a fundamental difference between correcting inaccuracy, which is in any journalist's interests to do, and asking for language you're not happy with to be changed.
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