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Twitter, Revue, and the digital newsletter renaissance

14th October 2021

While digital newsletters are nothing new, the latest crop of editorial content platforms promise new, profitable ways to connect with readers.

Amy Couch
Amy Couch
Digital Executive
30th September 2021

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

Three now has its name attached to one of Dublin’s most beloved venues—but has it sacrificed cultural sensitivity for corporate power?

Lauren Ennis
Lauren Ennis
Client Manager
23rd September 2021

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

With the pandemic coming to an end and Sinn Féin on the surge, the Government must get their communications house in order.

Barry Murphy
Barry Murphy
Senior Client Executive
15th September 2021

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

With the clock ticking on 2021, the triple-headed coalition must now finally move to overcome some of its biggest challenges.

Lauren Murphy
Lauren Murphy
Associate Client Director

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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
Karl Picard
Client Manager
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
Sinéad O'Reilly
Digital Strategist
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
Paddy O'Dea
Client Director
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Leadership

26th February 2021

Fear is suffocating hope in Covid Ireland

24th February 2021

The Government has laid the path ahead—but where is it going?

11th January 2021

Short-termism risks undermining trust in Government’s Covid decision-making

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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

30th September 2021

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

09th February 2021

Rallies and rainbows: how brands can navigate social movements and avoid tokenism

17th July 2020

Dark factories and denial: Boohoo’s communications crisis is a lesson for all

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Communications

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?

27th May 2021

Choppy waters: why Dublin City Council’s whitewater project has failed to float

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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

28th July 2021

Advancements in biometric technology will prove challenging for EU lawmakers

17th June 2021

Anatomy of a cybercrime: the HSE attack one month on

13th May 2021

Artificial intelligence regulation will be the next Big Tech flashpoint

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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

02nd March 2021

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

09th July 2020

The “Black Lives Matter effect” on a new generation of young footballers

28th February 2020

Simon Harris, coronavirus, and the IRFU: it’s not what you say, it’s how you say it

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