The latest in a series of media consumption studies by elephant communications suggests that television was the dominant media that British adults turned to when following news and updates on the recent US Presidential Election.
English Touring Opera has appointed elephant communications as its PR advisor to manage profile raising, artist publicity and manage a press office for its Autumn 2016 tour.
One of the UK’s leading and busiest concert halls, Town Hall Symphony Hall, Birmingham (THSH), has appointed elephant communications as its national communications adviser on thought leadership and strategic communications.
The Association of Financial Mutuals has brought in elephant communications to run a press office for its Annual Conference, held this year in Stratford-upon-Avon.
As part of its rolling community investment programme, elephant communications is sponsoring a broadcast club at a local radio station for 2016.
Last week, the elephant team hosted an insight seminar for the business community on property trends, drawing on three new pieces of summer market research commissioned by the firm.
In the coming months elephant will be hosting a series of free insight events, sharing findings from a number of new research reports.
elephant communications joined forces with PR Moment this evening to host a seminar looking at the financial services industry. Communication leaders from Moneysupermarket, Lloyds Bank, TCF Investment and engage Mutual lead a panel discussion.
For many years there has been a presumed wall between B2C and B2B communications, PR practitioners targeting mass media for consumer brands – and with business decision makers the automatic assumption is that the media choices are trade and business-specific.
The top concern for music fans was the closure of clubs and small venues (35%), a concern that was equally felt across all age groups.
More than 40% of Brits think Team GB’s success at The Rio 2016 Olympics has lifted the public mood and one in four think it will deliver a boost to the business sector and the UK economy at large.
The replacement of ‘old media’ by ‘new media’ might be an over-simplification, according to new elephant communications research.
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Pictured, Guy Bellamy, founder and MD, elephant communications
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