How Gen Z is quietly rewriting the rulebook for PR teams

A press release used to be enough. A well placed interview, a glossy photo call, a carefully worded quote handed to the right editor, and a PR team had done its job. That playbook is ageing fast, and the generation forcing the rewrite did…

Why PR’s greatest leap forward may be in looking back

The future of public relations may not be defined by the newest technology, the latest AI tool or the biggest media budget. Instead, it could depend on rediscovering something the industry once took for granted... credibility. There was…

Why overseas Indians want visibility in India

Something has shifted in the psychology of success among Indians living abroad. For decades, the traditional overseas Indian dream followed a familiar formula. Build a career in Silicon Valley, London, Dubai, Singapore, Toronto, Sydney or…

Karan Johar said Bollywood needs to stop doing PR

There are moments in Bollywood that demand a certain appreciation for irony, and Karan Johar's recent remarks at The Week Salon in late April were precisely one of them. The man who built Dharma Productions into one of Hindi cinema's most…

AI, and the cost of surface‑level strategies

Artificial intelligence is forcing businesses to confront a reality they have long ignored: surface‑level strategies are expensive. For years, organisations have relied on quick fixes, buzzwords and campaigns designed to look clever rather…

AI exposes inefficiencies that drain revenue

AI is not just a tool for efficiency, it is a mirror that reflects the strength or weakness of a company’s strategy. Organisations that once relied on outdated structures, short‑term cost cutting and fragmented messaging are now being…

Rejecting PR is fashionable but drains profits

Nowadays, being anti‑PR is fashionable. Some brands and individuals wear it like a badge of honour, claiming they do not need public relations to succeed. They dismiss PR as spin, as unnecessary expense, or as a relic of old‑school…

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