02 May 2013
| by Ian Monk
beyond most of us. Clifford did just that and played a blinder.
Even in the age of faux reality, a PR ...
25 Apr 2013
| by Ruth Wyatt
Our front-page story last week uncovering the PR industry's exploitation of interns touched a nerve...can't, they should not hire interns.
PRWeek has been scrutinising the latest crop of PR intern ...
18 Apr 2013
| by Ruth Wyatt
perennial for PR people and there are only two ways to deal with it: 'fess up in the first place to all ...
12 Apr 2013
| by Anthony Hilton
pickings in financial markets are and how tough therefore the environment is for financial PR firms....financial PR companies was always to communicate results to the media and the markets so company shares were ...
11 Apr 2013
| by Ruth Wyatt
government in generations - is complicated.
From the PR profession's point of view, Thatcher's legacy is ...
05 Apr 2013
| by Ian Monk
Just when you think life at the PR coalface can't get any darker or grimier (and we all have those...genuinely exists or that each one will be the subject of vigorous and earnest PR 'outreach' campaigns ...
04 Apr 2013
| by Arun Arora
. Pope Francis has shown the PR power of humility. This man of the poor caught the media's attention with ...
As well as the annual PR wheeze of April Fools' Day (Google's treasure maps being a particular
26 Mar 2013
| by Ben Stewart
Inquiry as a self-serving PR move made in the wake of a stupid decision born of hubris. It's designed to ...
strategy that could always be derailed by one ratings agency.
Last year s Budget was also a PR disaster ...