08 Mar 2012
| by Ian Monk
at News International. The horse is the story.
It is a sound bite that makes the complex web ...
02 Feb 2012
| by Anthony Hilton
It struck a chord. Journalists receive a vast amount of unsolicited published material and one can understand if some of them lose the appetite to go digging in the further mountains that are available via the web, but not pushed at them by an enterprising PR person.
Unfortunately, though, that is only part ...
, the dearth of regulation and accountability of equally powerful web challengers is a big issue ...
16 Nov 2011
| by Alex Aiken
integrated web, email, twitter campaigns that changed behaviour?
At a time of change, it's easy to let ...
20 Oct 2011
| by Anthony Hilton
But on the web every day one sees the kind of comment that no newspaper or magazine hack would get ...
like on the web is that no-one takes it seriously.
There is something in this but I don't think ...
listen to that argument on the web. But is that really true? A million people may listen but if they have ...
20 Oct 2011
| by Danny Rogers
', exactly what was he doing inviting 'a friend' on 18 international visits? And when the intricate web ...
08 Sep 2011
| by Anthony Hilton
on a web chatroom and sit back and watch the share price react. Market abuse has been raised ...
the answer. If your firm is struggling, then the web allows you to spread rumours that cast doubt ...
04 Aug 2011
| by Anthony Hilton
This unit spends its days roaming round the company looking for stories, just as a reporter would. When the team finds something, they film a piece as if for a TV news bulletin. But instead of going out on the Japanese equivalent of News at 10, the finished item is posted on YouTube.
It is not on the company web ...
on unwanted tickets. Equally the web technology has clearly been inadequate at peak times. From all this, big ...
16 May 2011
| by Jag Singh
followed them closely across the Web using both behavioural and IP-targeting. We initially used the watch ...