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Turn down the noise to turn up the volume
Remember those pre-Covid days of being crammed into a small room with far too many people, loud music thumping...
Leading from the front
What frontline comms could look like in a post-Covid world As news of Covid-19 hit, supermarkets saw their shelves...
Continuing to make history in a crisis
With a readership of more than 130,000, Royal Mail’s internal newspaper, Courier, has had a crucial role to play...
Test our creative minds
We believe creativity has a vital role to play in internal communications, especially now. COVID-19 is a unique challenge...
Do Your Homework – Rachel Miller on How to Thrive in IC
In Episode 6 of Season 3, IC veteran Rachel Miller sits down with Katie for a second fascinating conversation,...
Channel surfing – exploring the challenges for internal comms
I recently took part in a fascinating webinar exploring channel planning and optimisation, organised by our friends at Staffbase....
When storytelling goes wrong
Have you ever told a story that didn’t quite hit the mark? Lost your train of thought halfway through,...
The other side of the lens
I’ve been a reporter for more than a decade and have stood and watched dozens of photographers at work....
From the stalls to the stage
Right, I’m going home now. You stay and talk to them.’ This was it. My housemate had abandoned me...
Insider tips for producing podcasts
As we gear up for season three of The Internal Comms Podcast, Katie Macaulay offers some insider tips on how...
Activating workforce voices – five tips from Keith Lewis
Katie’s guest for Episode 8 of the second season of The IC Podcast is Keith Lewis, UK social media...
