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Emperor director of moving image Phil Horbury, and lead animator Luke Thompson Clarke, explore how cinematic experiences are redefining corporate communications.
Ceramic mugs, the return of cups labelled by Sharpie pen and a menu price freeze were among plans detailed by Starbucks’ new CEO, Brian Niccol, as he attempts to stem a sharp decline in customer traffic. We hear from communications experts on their thoughts on the brand’s revamp. This article is from Communicate magazine's print edition.
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Tired of being in the firing line, financial institutions often talk of quitting the City for pastures new: But what about rolling up their sleeves and rescuing their reputation instead? We asked how it could be done
Is an exodus coming? London’s mantle as the capital of global finance might be long-established but that doesn’t mean it’s set in stone.
“In an age of instant digital communications, is a static document like the annual report still relevant?” Each month, we ask two communications practitioners to debate an issue via an exchange of emails.
Faced with the prospect of new competition and corporate reorganisation, Eurostar’s rebrand needed to live up to the service’s glamourous reputation.
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