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Health comms experts from the World Health Organization (WHO), NHS and elsewhere give In.Comms their prescriptions for comms success in the face of an outbreak.

In.Comms canvassed the opinions of a range of comms professionals on whether CEOs should be the main voice for an organisation or take more of a backseat.

As the wider economic landscape continues to put pressure on businesses, internal comms is grappling with increasing demands, rapid technological change and a shift in employee-employer relationships.

PR experts from some of the UK’s biggest companies are among those who have shared their views with In.Comms on whether comms teams should ever be openly taken to task.

In.Comms asked trade body chiefs and headhunters for their views on how comms professionals can position themselves to reach the very top.

In.Comms asked a selection of in-house comms professionals what they wish for this year - for the profession and for themselves.

As the dust settles after the most dramatic Budget season in living memory, we speak to comms figures for their take on its impact.

Frustration is mounting among comms professionals as job descriptions become impossibly broad, salaries shrink and expectations of a ‘unicorn’ employee skyrocket.

With PR professionals continuing to lose out to journalists on some of the country's top comms jobs, In.Comms canvasses industry opinion.

Set against a tough economic backdrop, a number of companies have dispensed with the services of PR agencies in favour of boosting their in-house PR capability.