Reputation Advisers Rarely Fight Journalists. They Fight The Adversaries Trying To Mislead Them

Reputation Advisers Rarely Fight Journalists. They Fight The Adversaries Trying To Mislead Them

Around 600 UK newsroom roles were cut in October 2026. Television would call that good news for PR. In private client reputation work it is the opposite: journalists are allies in establishing the truth, and the real fight is with adversaries who try to mislead them.

Who Should Command A Crisis When The Information Environment Is The Attack Surface?

Who Should Command A Crisis When The Information Environment Is The Attack Surface?

Very few disputes reach judgment, and reputational pressure increasingly decides how they end. Who should lead when the information environment becomes the attack surface?


Reputation Is The Biggest Unmanaged Risk At Most Family Offices

Reputation Is The Biggest Unmanaged Risk At Most Family Offices

An unmanaged reputation risk can have far-reaching consequences for a family’s wealth, legacy, and future opportunities.

The Right To Be Forgotten

The Right To Be Forgotten

The practical reality is that getting Google to remove content can be extremely difficult. So what can you do?