Ian Monk: Time to act on the paparazzi
25 Nov 2009 | by Ian Monk
Recently in the UK an ambulance, its patient and crew were violated by a camera-wielding mob inside the grounds of a hospital.
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Ian Monk: A Tiger no longer burning so bright
09 Dec 2009 | by Ian Monk
Tiger Woods has been at the centre of the biggest PR disaster ever to engulf a sporting hero.
Danny Rogers: Media revolution may yet turn full circle
25 Nov 2009 | by Danny Rogers
About a year ago, I wrote a piece here highlighting the significance of senior journalists such as Guto Harri (ex-BBC, now Mayor of London's office) and Peter Barron (ex-Newsnight, now Google's head of comms) moving to a career in PR.
Danny Rogers: Striking a balance between print and web
18 Nov 2009 | by Danny Rogers
You will notice a few changes to this edition of PRWeek.
Danny Rogers: Is The Sun going too far in attacks on PM?
10 Nov 2009 | by Danny Rogers
At the time of writing, a public backlash was building against The Sun over the newspaper's treatment of exchanges between Gordon Brown and bereaved mother Jacqui Janes.
Ian Monk: Royal Mail comms gets lost in post
28 Oct 2009 | by Ian Monk
There is an unsubtle and unfunny irony in the Royal Mail dispute in that the protagonist union marches under the banner of the Communication Workers Union.
Ian Monk: Are PROs meant to be politicians?
29 Sep 2009 | by Ian Monk
Recent media attention has turned to the number of PR operatives and lobbyists standing for Parliament.
Ian Monk: Football is champ of the PR game
12 Sep 2009 | by Ian Monk
In sport, as in PR and in life, there are winners and losers. However, sport's innately competitive nature makes it a uniquely ruthless arbiter of success and failure. There can only be one winner.
Ian Monk: Oh the fakery and banality of it all
10 Aug 2009 | by Ian Monk
Twitter co-founder Ev Williams was reverentially interviewed on BBC Two's Newsnight last week, confirming London as the tweeting capital of the world.
Alan Edwards: Michael Jackson memorial: The view from Los Angeles
09 Jul 2009 | by Alan Edwards
As soon as I disembarked from the BA flight at LAX, I immediately bumped into Matt Smith of Sky News. If I needed reminding that this was a world media event, here it was.
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