Clarence Mitchell has told PRWeek that he 'takes some comfort' from yesterday's Leveson Inquiry, where there were revelations about the News of the World printing extracts from Kate McCann's diary.
Diabetes UK has announced the appointment of Louise Ansari as its director of comms.
The TripAdvisor ruling has highlighted the increasing need for brands coming under fire to 'get involved with the conversation'.
Flack was out and about at the PRCA members' drinks, hearing of duets with Michael Bolton and noticing that a former Virgin Atlantic comms boss was flying BA. Plus we save on expenses...
Daily Deals Summit Europe has picked Rooster PR for a groundbreaking discount-shopping daily deals summit.
The Local Government Association has appointed Hillingdon Council's well-connected comms head, as it looks to provide a voice to councils hit by cuts.
Tulchan Communications has appointed retail analyst Katharine Wynne as a consultant.
The head of the Press Complaints Commission is set to leave the maligned body to take a top crisis comms agency role - after creating a blueprint for a new press watchdog in the Leveson Inquiry.
Public trust in TripAdvisor, the world's most-used travel review site, has been hit by a regulator's ruling that it can no longer claim to have reviews by 'real travellers'. But PR professionals are split about how this will impact on the online mana...
A grouse moor owner that is locked in a battle with a Government quango over a landmark legal action has brought in media advice as it moves onto the offensive.
Asda is pitching its high value public affairs account as it prepares for major expansion in 2012.
TripAdvisor's PR consultancy claims travel website's verified measuring is 'best in breed'.
A report leaked to The Sunday Telegraph claimed that senior surgeons have called for the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency to issue a stronger warning over DePuy ASR hip replacements.
William Neal, former senior political adviser to Liam Byrne, shadow work and pensions secretary, has joined MHP Public Affairs as an account director.
To lose one Liberal Democrat Cabinet heavyweight - David Laws - may be considered unfortunate. To lose two might look like carelessness.
PRWeek joined forces with The Group to see how well FTSE 100 companies are using social media channels to manage their corporate reputation. Kate Magee reports.
The University of York is in the process of setting up a body to educate the media about groundbreaking developments in education.
The CIPR Local Public Services Group will hold its AGM on 1 March at the CIPR's HQ in Russell Square, London.
The company behind Sugar Puffs cereal is holding a pitch for a consumer account.
PRWeek's Top 150 PR Consultancies, the annual ranking of PR agencies by fee income, is now open for entries.
Adoption UK has appointed Cavendish Communications to help drive through legislation offering more support to new adopters, as the Government works to speed up the adoption process.
The embattled Bank of England has launched a hunt for PR support to promote itself as a place that encourages diverse employment.
Hope & Glory PR has won a brief from Greenwich-based craft brewer Meantime Brewing.
Frank PR has been brought in by Camden Council to help raise the profile of the area following the disorder of last year's London riots.
The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry has called in Luther Pendragon to devise a long-term strategy to cope with controversial NHS reforms.
The gargantuan Facebook float and the Glencore-Xstrata merger look a huge fillip to the beleaguered international capital markets and related City PR agencies, though there remain few signs the effect will be more than temporary.
Chocolate brand Lindt has brought in fresh PR support as it looks to improve its engagement with consumers as it approaches Easter.
Tulchan Communications Group has shaken up its board by replacing its two non-executive directors.
O2 franchise Telenomics has launched a hunt for a retained agency to promote a venture aimed at placing itself as the 'go-to hub' for London's troubled SMEs.
The Edrington Group has called in Light Brigade to help launch a Norse-themed whisky.
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