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OK, you all saw and said it before I did. I was willing to give it a chance -- the BBC, I mean -- to prove you all wrong. That BBC Three wasn't a staggering waste of taxpayers' money and a blatant, cynical attempt to steal share from ITV2, E4 and Sky's channels, writes Ian Darby .
Barely a day passes without one of the low-cost airlines hitting the headlines. But how do the carriers use PR to differentiate themselves, and where is this is increasingly acrimonious war of words leading?
It is three months since the Cabinet Office launched its wide-ranging review of government communications. Andy Allen reports on a work in progress
Things were looking grim for ITV this week. Given the Competition Commission's nagging involvement, it seems that the likelihood of its merger going through intact is about on a par with a Daily Mail reader voting 'yes' for a local asylum seekers' hostel and the euro in the same week , writes Ian Darby...
This is a familiar warning for 'over the counter' (OTC) medicines. But should this now be applied to everyday food products and vitamin supplements? Following the recent spate of health scares, does the consumer need more legal protection before taking a trip to the local supermarket? Legal and brand...
What do ad agencies hope to get from having design arms?, asks Camilla Palmer
It's been another entertaining week in the newspaper business. While the fur continued to fly between Associated Newspapers and Express Newspapers over trading practices and the small matter of an Office of Fair Trading investigation, Trinity Mirror's recruitment of the larger-than-life former Sun marketer...
You can't accuse France Telecom of not living the brand. Assuming you're talking about Orange's 'hard-nosed businessman' brand campaign that is, writes Ian Darby .
Newspaper publishers are spending bucketloads of money on their products: a sure sign that they are getting desperate for readers as competition, particularly in the broadsheet market, hots up, writes Ian Darby .
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