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What's all this? Those unCamerons from Kensington rising to the rescue of embattled Tory leader David Cameron?
LONDON - So Google has finally reported a set of financial results that aren't mind-bogglingly positive. In a rare turnabout, the search behemoth (it is compulsory, by the way, to twin the word behemoth with Google) saw its share price fall after the company's second-quarter figures were released late...
LONDON - Over the last couple of weeks I've discussed better ways to handle recruitment. Using different criteria than your competitors should give you the chance of differentiating your service from them and creating an edge.
As I was watching the monsoon at Lord's last Friday, a fellow MCC member looked up from his Daily Telegraph to announce: ‘I blame your mate Gordon Brown for this, Charlie. It hasn't stopped raining since the day he became Prime Minister.'
It all seemed to be going so well. Granted, communicating impending planetary disaster and seeking, in return, abstinence from carbon-hungry lifestyles was never going to be the most popular message to get across. Read on...
Lawyers and journalists come from different planets. Lawyers are born to spend hours, days, weeks even, poring over a document to wring out every nuance of detail and cover every possible eventuality and interpretation of the words.
Gabriel Abulafia says public affairs firms can play a crucial role in pushing through plans outlined in the housing bill.
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‘Innocent until proven guilty’ has been the guiding principle of British justice since Magna Carta. And yet it is now being undermined by PR campaigns which have the questionable effect of implying guilt among those who are not even brought to a court, far less tried and acquitted.
Even a glance at this week’s European/global report gives us an appreciation of what a genuinely international business PR consultancy has become.
