Digital Media Prompts U.K. Candidates to Take Off Gloves

Industry observers expect this year’s British general election to be fraught with character assassinations and a “media fixation on personalities.” In a PRmoment article, public affairs specialist Nick Williams talks about the “endless analysis” prompted by fast-moving digital news and what he thinks will be “one of the key battlegrounds of the election.”

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