- Jenny Grey, the Government's 'comms tsar', will chair this year's PRWeek Awards.
- Last year was one of mixed fortunes for the UK PR industry. The economy remained tough, the Cabinet Office confirmed it would close the COI and work became more project-based.
- The large marcoms groups have experienced mixed fortunes, with damaging client fee cancellations taking their toll on Chime and Huntsworth.
- For the second year running, PRWeek asked agencies to submit their net profit figures so we could analyse the profitability of the sector.
- As PRWeek's Top 150 PR Consultancies 2012 is published, Kate Magee looks back at the past ten years to see how the industry's fortunes have fluctuated.
- Kate Magee reports on how employers can boost their external reputation through better engagement with their own employees.
- Leonard Cheshire Disability, Mencap and Sense united to highlight the impact cuts to the mobility component of the Disability Living Allowance will have to disabled people in residential care.
- Footballer Fabrice Muamba, who suffered cardiac arrest during a game last month, has hired PHA Media to handle his profile after a bedside pitch.
- The row between Bell Pottinger and The Bureau of Investigative Journalism has again thrust lobbying into the spotlight. Kate Magee assesses its impact on the public affairs industry.
- The PRWeek Awards 2012, the 'Oscars' of the UK PR industry, are now open for entries.
- The most powerful PR professionals attended the Power Book 2012 launch party last night.
- Roland Rudd has been named as the UK's most powerful PR professional in 2012, following research by PRWeek.
- Kate Magee examines whether firms should bypass traditional TV channels and broadcast their own branded video and TV offerings online.
- Syco Entertainment has raided the Daily Mail for its new UK head of media, who will head up comms for The X Factor and Britain's Got Talent.