The DataComms Awards 2022 shortlist has been announced, celebrating the transformative power of data in communications, from how it influences corporate reputation to companies’ social media and PR strategy.

Global internet censorship is on the rise, with autocratic states removing content that challenges their authority. Reporters Without Borders, an international non-profit and non-governmental organisation working to defend press freedom, has launched a campaign using national lottery numbers to provide access to censored information in Russia, Turkey and Brazil.

Westminster City Council have launched a borough-wide safety initiative aiming to help people to get home safely after nights out. Night Stars is a volunteer-run scheme that will actively work to make the borough a safer and more inclusive place.

After a successful inaugural year in 2021, Communicate magazine’s DataComms conference is returning to explore the transformative power of data in everyday communications, from how it influences corporate reputation to companies’ social media and PR strategy.

The shortlist for the Corporate Content Awards Europe 2022 has been announced, highlighting the work of organisations that have demonstrated excellence in corporate storytelling and the use of narrative.

Video has long played a vital role in corporate communications. Its ability to communicate emotion, deliver clarity and engage audiences is beyond doubt. Our panel of industry professionals have judged the entries into the Lens Awards 2022 and identified the very best in corporate film, storytelling, and visual communications.

Following more than a decade of success in Europe, the Digital Impact Awards are returning to Asia after its inaugural year in 2021. Digital communication continues to be a fundamental part of modern business and this awards programme sets the industry-wide benchmark in digital stakeholder engagement.

The 2022 Corporate Content Awards North America are now open for entries, looking to celebrate excellence and innovation in corporate storytelling, narrative, and creative communications.

The latest video campaign from Amazon aims to show that the Alexa device can help people of any age, gender, or ability to live a happy life. Using emotive storytelling, the short promotional video highlights the power of music in sparking memories and building lasting human connections.