Insights

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• Can banning anti-vax content work?

  

  Writing in CityAM, we look at proposals to make social networks responsible for anti-vaccination misinformation. It’s a step governments have run scared of so far.

• UK security proposals show risk of gaps in reputation

  

  Proposals to call in transactions for approval on national security grounds show again data being used to assess reputation. Understanding how those judgments work enables businesses to protect freedom to operate.

• How to protect reputation from illegal conduct

  

  The right use of civil law remedies can offer strong protection against reputation harm caused by involvement in criminal justice processes.

• The new public interest: what it means for business

  

  The concept of ‘the public interest’ is at the heart of the most significant issues affecting reputation, from protecting confidences to reporting controversial topics. The pandemic is changing the relationship between business and the state, and will change how you protect reputation.

• What do I do about a dirty tricks campaign?

  

  What to do when a campaign in the course of your business or public life is being used for an ulterior purpose by hostile parties.

• What should I do if we are to be featured in a documentary?

  

  Over the past decade, there has been a shift in the focus by major TV channels to current affairs, increasing the breadth of investigative programmes and their search for targets - often in the shape of businesses and the people behind them.