In today’s instant media world, silence equals guilt or worse –  that you are running away from the problem

There is a feeling that the news business desperately needs – and wants – more innovation.

The image of the third-party ship management sector is changing – and a new breed of ‘super manager’ is emerging fast.

In these cases, seemingly ‘minor’ incidents can get blown out of all proportion…

One of the staple pieces of advice we give to our clients is to pick up the phone and call us when a serious situation is developing

Far fewer LOFs are signed these days because there are fewer shipping accidents

In the shipping industry, it is one of the last taboos

The noble ideas of balance and impartiality are well and truly dated

This is a drill, this is a drill” – the words often inspire apprehension and boredom in equal measure

The pandemic has left journalists worldwide facing multiple crises…

Our advice to owners and all operators of ships is to treat all journalists equally.

The scale of the trouble, size of the demonstrations and disturbingly violent actions on all sides have played out in the media in gory detail.

It seems as if the cyber story and shipping is going to run and run and there is no doubt it is a headline grabbing topic.

For shipping, yet again it shows the industry is a very soft target…

We’ve all seen the ‘Great Fire Wall of China’ joke and it’s one that is likely to be cracked for quite a while…