Public participation is a core principle in contemporary politics and policy used to involve people and communities in problem-solving and decision-making discussions. The result of […]
Public participation in the digital age View project »
We’re facing a big problem in government communications, and it’s because our governments, Federal, state and local, have bloated websites and multiple social media platforms.
Merging your social channels 101 View project »
More than ever, government and the public sector must commit to building trust with citizens. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again. For
Trust at the beating heart of communications View project »
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and innovation Today, we’ll jump straight in with a question. Here it is: will artificial intelligence really reach a point where a
OPINION: Can AI be innovative? View project »
How good is Netflix? All your favourites in one spot; documentaries, drama, TV shows and big blockbuster movies old and new as well as high-quality
Blockbuster vs Netflix: the case for quality content over quantity View project »
“Do measurement, would you! Measure! Just measure already!!” your boss cries. “I need effective measurement and evaluation now!!?” Shudder shudder. One of the most feared
Preparing for effective measurement and evaluation View project »
In an explosive start to 2018, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg announced in a Facebook post what we can expect from the platform this year. The
Facebook pushes for human interaction, bad news for marketers View project »
Chances are if you’re using influencer marketing to market to your niche market, the audience you’re marketing to know that you’re using influencer marketing. Makes
Forget the door, break a window: how to speak to your niche audience View project »
Guess who’s back, back again, contentgroupies back, tell a friend. (too much for so early on in the year?) Fine. But we are back, done
Our predictions for 2018 View project »
One year ago (almost to the day) the contentgroup team made our communication predictions for 2017. The year’s almost out, so just how on the
Communication Predictions 2017, in review View project »
contentgroup highlights 2017 As the contentgroupies gear up for a bit of festive downtime, it’s a perfect time to sit down and reflect on the
contentgroup highlights, 2017 View project »
*Nervously risking the disdain of our readers for pointing out the obvious*… technology has changed the way that government departments can reach and communicate with
5 PR trends every public-sector professional needs to know and act on View project »
It’s no secret that here at contentgroup, we can tend to get a bit fan-groupie when talking about UK government communications. Leading the charge of
The UK government – Talking the talk and walking the walk View project »
If you have a Twitter account or have anything to do with social media, you would’ve heard by now the big news that hit the
How to make the most of Twitter’s 280 characters View project »
By James Stafford (Twitter: @jpstafford) Few people in the sporting world can speak with such authority on building and sustaining an elite team like England
Cast your mind back to before the internet. How did organisations build an audience? Quality products and services? A trendy image? Clever marketing? Word of
What government can learn from sport and social media View project »
Annual report season is nearly upon us, no doubt, there were moments when you wondered whether it was all going to end in tears. Somehow
Mission possible: the perfect annual report process View project »
Sharing new and engaging content builds your brand and your audience. We are all pretty across that concept. But what happens when the demand for
Curating content the right way: why and how View project »
Those of us who’ve worked in government communications for any length of time have probably had a conversation with someone from Business Area X that
Authenticity, government and social media View project »
My career started with both communication and government. At the age of 25, I had a completely different idea about my job, and I had
Communication challenges governments, globally View project »
