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The show isn't over for Tulisa

It's the easiest thing in the world to write off a celebrity's career when they get hit by a tabloid exposé, and of course there are always a handful of opportunistic columnists ready to pile in there and help with the last rites.

NHS ratchets up role of PR to refocus on service's reputation

A stronger emphasis on reputation in the NHS has prompted a major drive to stress the importance of communications across the service.

George Pitcher sets out plans for Jericho Chambers to overcome 'redundant' PR model

Former Edelman EMEA CEO Robert Phillips and public affairs veteran George Pitcher have vowed to shake up the 'tired and redundant' PR model with the launch of Jericho Chambers.

GolinHarris snaps up Lewis PR's Elizabeth Littlewood to lead tech practice

The head of Lewis PR's UK operations Elizabeth Littlewood is to move to GolinHarris to become the agency's first dedicated head of technology.

Umpf to help Park Inn by Radisson target younger travellers via social

Umpf has picked up social media duties for Park Inn hotels across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) as it seeks to increase the brand's appeal to younger travellers.

Hit or miss? William Hague faces questions in Commons on cyber snooping

Foreign Secretary William Hague appeared in the Commons on Monday following claims by a whistleblower in The Guardian that the US National Security Agency could spy on communications by non-Americans by accessing emails and data held by firms such as Google, Microsoft and Apple.

Frank to handle launch of mobile gaming system Moga

Frank PR has been brought in by video game accessories firm PowerA to launch Moga, a range of peripherals specifically designed for mobile devices, in the UK and Australia.

Piers Pottinger moves to Singapore to chair Bell Pottinger Asia

Bell Pottinger Private deputy chairman Piers Pottinger is taking the role of chairman of the group's Asian operations in a bid to boost the company's client base in the region.

Weber Shandwick reshapes global corporate business with Whenman hire

Weber Shandwick has hired Grayling's Mary Whenman as part of a reshaping of its global corporate business.

Concerns over the Government's statutory lobby register grow

Two in-house lobbyists and a professor of PR have expressed reservations about the Government's proposed statutory lobbying register.

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