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BBC takes strategy of silence over Anna Ford's 'token' older females criticism

19 Mar 2012 | by Sara Luker

the broadcast industry and in Parliament and FTSE100 companies.' This response comes after 68-year-old Ford ...

29 under 29: Not the usual suspects

10 Nov 2011 | by Kate Magee

policy with a minister on live TV and spoke at a public meeting at the European Parliament. CHRIS ...

Court on camera

05 Oct 2011 | by Kate Magee

of Parliament, public inquiries and select committees but not the justice system. Judges may do well ... . Before the Law Lords crossed Parliament Square to become Justices of the Supreme Court in 2009 ...

BlackBerry image damaged by riots, as Cameron pinpoints brand in Commons

12 Aug 2011 | by Matt Cartmell and Sara Luker

The PM recalled Parliament yesterday to discuss the issue of the riots that swept across the country earlier this week, and suggested Facebook, Twitter and Research in Motion (RIM), the maker of BlackBerry, should take more responsibility for content posted on their networks. David Cameron also ...

Channel 4 promotes Sophie Jones to head of corporate relations

29 Jul 2011 | by Sara Luker

, and with external stakeholders including the Government, Parliament and Ofcom. Jones will take a lead role during ...

This Sunday will be last issue of News of the World

07 Jul 2011 | by Staff

. The paper made statements to Parliament without being in the full possession of the facts. This was wrong ...

Clifford: 'Days are numbered' for super injunctions

12 May 2011 | by Alec Mattinson and PRWeek Reporters

PR professionals accept that their power to go to the courts may soon be limited by Parliament....There is widespread agreement among top PR operators that the stand-off between courts and the media cannot continue. Legendary publicist Max Clifford admitted 'the days of super injunctions are numbered. Parliament will wade in and stop them because it will want to keep Fleet Street happy,' he ...

Super-injunctions still advisable says PR academic following Andrew Marr revelation

26 Apr 2011 | by Matt Cartmell

than parliament . ...

Year in review: 2010 A year in comms

16 Dec 2010 | by Cathy Bussey and Kate Magee

results in the first hung Parliament since 1974, with the Conservative Party lacking the seats needed ...

Kelly Walsh, MS&L - The age of the conversation

23 Jun 2010 | by Kelly Walsh, MS&L

Let's start with three big numbers. Current official UK national debt is 776bn, equating to about 30,000 per household. This is predicted to rise to 90,000 per household by the end of this Parliament, according to Treasury figures. UK consumers' main fear is unemployment, according to GfK Roper ...

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