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Navigating the uncomfortable questions hanging over the build-up to World Cup 2022

19th October 2022

In the case of the Qatar World Cup, the relevant parties have had a long lead-in time to pre-empt the difficult questions and fine-tune the official party line.

Paddy O'Dea
Partner
22nd September 2022

Boohoo, sustainability and tired cliché of ‘starting the conversation’

Although coincidental, the term ‘greenwashing’ was also officially added to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary in the same 48-hour window that the partnership with Kardashian was announced.

Paddy O'Dea
Partner
01st April 2022

It’s time to pull the plug on Ireland’s renewables red tape regime

Regulatory and policy hoops are discouraging investment in sustainable energy, but new Government measures suggest a change in tack.

Cillian Harford
360 alumnus
22nd February 2022

What the Raith Rovers controversy tells us about ‘judgement malfunction’

A small Scottish football club has become a global case study for all the wrong reasons: the complete absence of strategic, empathetic communications.

Dan Pender
Founder and Managing Partner

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22nd April 2021

Why your brand needs to move away from vanity metrics

Likes and follows can look impressive, but truly effective social and digital metrics are grounded in careful evaluation of your target audience.

Sinéad O'Reilly
Associate Vice President, Digital
13th May 2021

Artificial intelligence regulation will be the next Big Tech flashpoint

The EU’s proposed AI regulation critically examines how we interact with intelligent computers and software. What does it mean for Big Tech?

Karl Picard
360 Alumnus
07th September 2021

On the back foot: how Dublin City Council’s pedestrianisation plan revealed fundamental communications flaws

After a summer of misreading the room, the Council needs to reassess the way it communicates with its citizens and businesses.

Paddy O'Dea
Partner
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17th January 2022

The Downing Street fiasco shows that the ‘great apology’ is losing its edge

18th November 2021

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26th February 2021

Fear is suffocating hope in Covid Ireland

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Digital

14th October 2021

Twitter, Revue, and the digital newsletter renaissance

22nd April 2021

Why your brand needs to move away from vanity metrics

15th April 2021

Clubhouse is the latest social media trend—but what is it?

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Brand

03rd February 2022

The New York Times’ acquisition of The Athletic is a bullish bet on subscriptions

21st October 2021

What Taco Bell can teach us about authentic communications

30th September 2021

Stealing the limelight: how a corporate rebrand overshadowed Three’s commitment to the arts

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Communications

01st April 2022

It’s time to pull the plug on Ireland’s renewables red tape regime

07th September 2021

On the back foot: how Dublin City Council’s pedestrianisation plan revealed fundamental communications flaws

16th July 2021

What does Pride actually mean to your organisation?

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Politics

23rd September 2021

Individualism and ‘inevitability’ are limiting the coalition’s chance of success

15th September 2021

The Dáil is back—now the Government must confront 4 major challenges

08th July 2021

How Covid and digital are accelerating electioneering trends in Dublin Bay South

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Tech

04th November 2021

Selling space: why billion-dollar fortunes distract from the real goals of life beyond Earth

28th October 2021

How to communicate crypto to the masses

28th July 2021

Advancements in biometric technology will prove challenging for EU lawmakers

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Health

09th December 2020

A vaccine is here, but the rollout won’t be easy

12th November 2020

How to communicate a vaccination programme

02nd July 2020

Minister Donnelly’s next steps

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Sport

22nd February 2022

What the Raith Rovers controversy tells us about ‘judgement malfunction’

16th December 2021

How the failed European Super League lost the comms battle before it even began

02nd March 2021

How the FAI could have avoided the lasting damage of ‘Videogate’

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