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24 May 2012 | by John Owens

that only a smaller pool of agencies are able to service. Pack believes politics will have a significant ...

Media ignore bulk of research reports, finds TLG

24 May 2012 | by Alec Mattinson

). The agency has launched TLGLab, a business think-tank to influence political thinking and policies on key ...

Andy Coulson brought focus on Cameron's 'sofa government' at Leveson

11 May 2012 | by Matt Cartmell

but there is no evidence of that here in the UK. Last week indicates that election ennui is the biggest political PR ...

Apple, Google, Microsoft: Whose PR approach is the most effective?

10 May 2012 | by Charles Arthur

and the stories. Time zones and travel schedules fight you. I often envy colleagues in politics, or media ...

George Eustice: Law can help raise press standards

03 May 2012 | by George Eustice

Last week, the Leveson Inquiry turned to the relationship between politics and the media as Rupert

Hit or Miss?: Formula 1 runs into controversy at the Bahrain Grand Prix

26 Apr 2012

by politics, it is totally unrealistic to expect the two to be disassociated. If F1 plans to go back ...

George Eustice: You need to work with the weather

19 Apr 2012 | by George Eustice

rational. To continue the farming analogy, you make hay when the sun shines. The next big event in politics ...

Lobbying under scrutiny

18 Apr 2012 | by Kate Magee

of us are a credit to the political process. I hope that even at this late stage, Bell Pottinger ...

Number 10 reviews press expertise after wave of negative coverage

05 Apr 2012 | by Matt Cartmell

" and George Osborne is cutting the taxes of the richest.' Independent political editor Andrew Grice pointed ...

Ian Monk: Media obsession damages politics

05 Apr 2012 | by Ian Monk

Was there ever a more risible political spectacle than Westminster's finest demonstrating ... . The net result is voters turning away from conventional politics in droves. PR may well be killing politics. Intelligent presentation of the real initiatives, of course, remains crucial. Downing Street ...

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