Guardian Media Group hires Oliver Rawlins to head comms
12 Sep 2012 | by Alec Mattinson
Guardian Media Group has brought in Oliver Rawlins, the former comms director of the UK Film Council, as group director of comms.
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Former corporate affairs chief John Fallon named Pearson CEO
03 Oct 2012 | by Alec Mattinson
FTSE 100 education and publishing firm Pearson has announced that Dame Marjorie Scardino is to step down as chief executive, to be replaced by former corporate affairs professional John Fallon.
Press Complaints Commission rejects Bell Pottinger complaint
26 Jul 2012 | by Alec Mattinson
The Press Complaints Commission (PCC) has rejected a complaint from Bell Pottinger over a media sting operation by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism (BIJ).
2 Minutes with ... Keith Wilson Editorialdirector, Organic Life
16 Sep 2005
The first edition hits the shelves on 21 October - tell us about the new mag.
What the papers say: Reed holds firm on arms exhibit
16 Sep 2005
The Lancet spoke in the respectable tones expected from the 'bible of the world's medical industry' (The Times, 9 September) when it criticised owner Reed Elsevier over an arms fair.
Phil Hall Associates unveils high-profile client list
09 Sep 2005
Ex-News of the World and Hello! editor-in-chief Phil Hall has launched a PR agency on the back of contracts with high-profile clients such as Heather Mills McCartney, Hat Trick Productions and West Ham United FC.
Media Relations: 2 Minutes with... Douglas Bell, Editor, FatController
09 Sep 2005
Fat Controller has just gone national, but student mags come and go all the time, don't they?
What The Papers Say - Battle lines drawn by HMVand Virgin
09 Sep 2005
Combative rhetoric bloomed in the budding digital download arena last week, as two music retail giants made their first foray into the market.
Contact Book Update
09 Sep 2005
The Guardian will have a new daily science page as part of next week's relaunch in 'Berliner' format - a size between tabloid and broadsheet. There will also be a new G3 supplement, Technology Guardian, on Thursdays, with the Friday Review section renamed Film and Music. The paper's editor is Alan Rusbridger.
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