Features
Wikipedia: Friend or foe?
The ethics of editing Wikipedia has been thrust into the spotlight. Kate Magee outlines Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales' advice.
Easy Living relaunches with news-driven agenda
Conde Nast's redesigned Easy Living magazine hit newsstands this week, backed up...
London 2012: How Brands Can Compete - Non-sponsors
Even brands that are not official sponsors of London 2012 can share...
London 2012: Five ways non-sponsors can take part
Here are five ways non-sponsor brands can share the Olympic spirit without...
Media training: Shine in the media spotlight
Giving an interview to the media can be daunting, so PRWeek took...
Opinion: It's time to redefine value
Priest and former PR man George Pitcher sends a Christmas message to...
Shock tactics - Do they work?
Charities have been criticised for using shocking images to reach the public,...
Recruitment - Desperately seeking account managers
There is still a shortage of good account managers in PR agencies....
29 under 29: Not the usual suspects
PRWeek has finished its annual search for the most talented PR professionals...
CIPR PRide Awards 2011 North East: Change for the good
OPR campaign for Strategic Health Authority is among the winners in the...
CIPR PRide Awards 2011 Yorks & Lincs: One town, one result
Dragonfly helps Rotherham Council reconnect with local communities
How to spot a digital PR specialist
There is more to being a digital PR specialist than the role's...
The battle to save the party conference
Party conferences are increasingly being viewed as a waste of time and...
Video: PRWeek Awards 2011: Alastair Campbell apologises to the PR industry for 'spin doctor' label
Alastair Campbell apologised to over 1,200 senior PR professionals at the PRWeek...
Campaigns: Essex drivers steered to better behaviour
Campaign: Drive Essex Client: Essex County Council PR team: In-house Timescale: January-April...
Reputation Survey: Sunday newspapers - Appetite for scandal still fuels Sunday sales
Public trust in Sunday broadsheet newspapers is high, but they continue to...
West of England CIPR PRide Awards 2011: The best of the West
West of England PRide Award winners included Brandon Hill Communications.
PR Census: How PR roles are changing
PR professionals' job descriptions have changed dramatically in the past few years...
Reputation Survey: Beer brands - Stella Artois sends out mixed messages
Despite being tarred with the nickname 'wife beater', Stella Artois has the...
Direct action: Seizing the agenda
As Greenpeace has shown, direct action can be a powerful way to...
Reputation Survey: Payday loan companies - No love for payday loan companies
The majority of the public has low awareness of payday loan companies...
Spotlight on ... Emma Barnett: 'The internet has moved on'
Emma Barnett, the Telegraph's digital media editor, talks to Cathy Bussey about...
Client insight: What is their biggest social media challenge?
How social media should be integrated across a business has been named...
The PRWeek Best Places to Work survey 2011
For the third year, PRWeek has surveyed the PR industry to find...
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Innovation Future 5 - Blazing a comms trail
PRWeek has linked up with Octopus Communications to identify innovation in five...
Ten years on from 9/11: reinventing Lower Manhattan
Ten years on from 9/11, the devastated zone of New York City...
Tenth anniversary of 9/11: The comms challenges of the campaign against terrorism
Andrew Hammond explains why, a decade after the September 2001 atrocities, there...
PR Census: How much are you being paid?
PRWeek and industry body the PRCA have teamed up to produce comprehensive...
Reputation Survey: Sports - Footballers score own goal with public
Tennis players have the best reputation but poor behaviour among footballers has...
Grayling scoops top spot in PRWeek's public sector league tables
Grayling jumped into first place in the public sector league tables with...
Marketing to children - Kids Brand Index 2011
A new report from Brand Republic and research agency Harris Interactive reveals...
Do agencies need to change?
Following GolinHarris' radical restructure, Kate Magee looks at the arguments for and...
Chandler Chicco Companies takes the top spot in Top 25 Healthcare Consultancies
Chandler Chicco Companies has retained the top spot in PRWeek's Top 25...
PRWeek extends deadline for its Best Places to Work Survey 2011
PR agencies now have until Tuesday 2 August to enter PRWeek's Best...
The power brokers: David Jones
What keeps David Jones awake at night? Danny Rogers questions the chief...
The power brokers: Michael Roth
What keeps Michael Roth, the chief executive and president of IPG, awake...
UK PR industry worth £7.5 billion data from PR Census 2011 reveals
The UK PR industry contributes £7.5bn to the economy, according to the...
Life after AVEs - The value debate rumbles on
The great and the good of the PR and measurement industries met...
MediaCityUK - The impact on PR in the North
As BBC journalists begin the move to the corporation's new Salford base,...
PR and the law - What you need to know
Two recent legal developments could have far-reaching implications for the PR industry....
The draft Defamation Bill: What the PR industry needs to know
Diary date: The consultation on the draft bill ends on 15 June....
The Bribery Act: What the PR industry needs to know
Diary date: The act will come into effect on 1 July 2011.
Profiles
Fiona Thorne: Loving life at the coalface
The chief executive of Fishburn Hedges is never happier than when experiencing...
Claire Furlong: Ready for the media scrum
The head of marketing and comms for UK Athletics will, win or...
Steffan Williams: Out from under the radar
The MD of Capital MSL tells Alec Mattinson how an international focus...
Profile: Sally Sykes - Woman on a double mission
The Health and Safety Executive's comms director and soon-to-bepresident of the CIPR...
Greg Dawson: The fun side of flying
Virgin Atlantic's corporate comms chief wants to boost the brand's appeal globally...
Murray Chalmers: Rebel with a cause
The punk styling may be gone, but the founder of Murray Chalmers...
Mark Gallagher: The backroom fixer
The founder of corporate PR and public affairs consultancy Pagefield has strident...
Alex Woolfall: Life outside the crisis bubble
After many years working in crisis comms, the head of Porter Novelli's...
Teresa-Anne Dunleavy: Big success on the pitch
The chief executive of Good Relations is overseeing a remarkable change of...
Sophy Tobias: A taste for adrenaline
The head of PR and comms for Facebook, UK & Ireland, thrives...
Jonathan Oliver: The political assassin
After 15 stormy years in journalism, the director of media relations at...
Michael Hayman - A man of vision
The co-founder of Seven Hills puts entrepreneurship at the heart of everything...
Vanessa Canzini: Unstoppable force
After five years at eBay, the head of European corporate comms still...
Profile: Nicola Duarte - Monster task holds no fears
The head of PR at online gaming firm Mind Candy plans to...
Brian Tjugum: An advocate for Africa
One's European campaigns director wants to highlight the progress made in Africa...
Neil Bennett: Maximum endurance
The Maitland CEO enjoys testing his own limits - and this approach...
Sandy Lindsay - Northern light shines bright
The boss of Manchester-based award-winning consultancy Tangerine has an insatiable appetite for...
Dan Baxter: Bitten by the tech bug
The Text 100 MD's enthusiasm for the fast-paced world of tech PR...
Jack Irvine - The combative crusader
The Media House founder and red-top veteran tells Matt Cartmell why he...
Special Reports
Inside Track: Integrated campaigning
PRWeek and Blue Rubicon asked a selection of in-house heads of comms...
2012 Olympic Games
Sally Hancock, partnership director at Lloyds TSB, discusses Olympic sponsorship and the...
Corporate reputation September 2011
Guy Esnouf, E.ON's head of communications, discusses the relationship between media coverage...
In-House Creativity: Maintaining the ideas pipeline
Fifteen months on from winning the PRWeek/Launch Group Most Entrepreneurial In-House Team...
Inside Track: Digital campaigning
PRWeek and Blue Rubicon asked a selection of in-house heads of comms...
Public Affairs June 2011
Aisling Burnand, public affairs director at Cancer Research, reflects on a year...
Consumer PR - May 2011
Dell's Stuart Handley reflects on social media, understanding customers and the 'Dell...
Inside Track: Reputation management strategies
Blue Rubicon shares its' clients rich experience of reputation management with PRWeek....
Crisis Busters - March 2011
BAA's Malcolm Robertson tells PRWeek how he handled BAA's nightmare Christmas. Plus...
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