- PRWeek's Top 150 PR Consultancies, the annual ranking of PR agencies by fee income, is now open for entries.
- The 55 brands that have signed up to be one of London 2012's official sponsors are looking to maximise publicity from their multi-million-pound investment.
- The head of marketing and comms for UK Athletics will, win or lose, ensure our Olympic athletes face up to the media, finds Kate Magee
- Here are five ways non-sponsor brands can share the Olympic spirit without breaking the rules.
- Even brands that are not official sponsors of London 2012 can share in the Olympic spirit without falling foul of regulations.
- Lady Gaga's UK publicist has quit the Darling Department to set up his own consultancy, taking the multiple platinum-selling performer with him.
- Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales conceded that there are weaknesses in the site's editing process, as he clashed with Lord Bell in a heated debate over ethical editing.
- Road Safety Analysis hired ST16 to work alongside its Safer Roads in-house team to highlight motorcyclist safety online, which it did with a hoax video.
- Mark Wright, who finished runner-up on the reality TV show I'm A Celebrity last weekend, has hired Hackford Jones to handle his personal PR.
- Beatwax MD's Michael Brown has quit the experiential agency after 12 years to set up his own PR agency.
- OPR campaign for Strategic Health Authority is among the winners in the North East
- Stratford Literary Festival asked Quicksilver to raise awareness of its fourth
annual festival.
- Technology firm 3M asked M&C Saatchi to help launch 3M
- Hallmark asked Lucre to promote its charity card range for Breast Cancer Campaign
- The punk styling may be gone, but the founder of Murray Chalmers PR is still kicking against conventions.
- Watch behind-the-scenes footage from the 29 under 29 photoshoot and the winners giving advice to other young PR professionals about how to climb the career ladder.
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- Were you spotted on the dancefloor at the PRWeek Awards?
- Alastair Campbell apologised to over 1,200 senior PR professionals at the PRWeek Awards 2011 for tarring them with the 'spin doctor' brush.
- The comms mastermind behind this year's royal wedding Paddy Harverson was named PR Professional of the Year at last night's PRWeek Awards 2011.