Olympics will hurt China's image, say agency heads
27 Mar 2008 | by Kate Magee and David Quainton
More than half of UK PR agency bosses believe the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games will have a negative impact on China's reputation.
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MEDIA ANALYSIS: Social networking is not just for kids
27 Mar 2008 | by Gemma O'Reilly
The phenomenon of social networking has found a new audience in mums seeking support and advice. Gemma O’Reilly looks at three such sites and how the power of forum-posting mums took on Woolworths.
Heather Mills' media strategy backfires
20 Mar 2008 | by David Singleton
Heather Mills' failure to stop her divorce judgement from being made public is down to poor media handling on her part, according to a top legal PR adviser.
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY: Tories focus on 'sluggish' CSR
20 Mar 2008
David Cameron rattled a few cages at the launch of the Conservatives' policy paper on corporate social responsibility, not least those of the leaders of business organisations.
CONTACT BOOK UPDATE: 21-MARCH-'08
20 Mar 2008
The latest update on all the new launches, hires and developments in the world of print, broadcast and digital media.
2 MINUTES WITH: Laura Jenner, Editor, gamespot.co.uk
20 Mar 2008
Popular gaming website GameSpotUK has just been audited at 3.5 million unique users per month. What does the site contain?
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY: Climbing Rose creates a stink
13 Mar 2008
Sir Stuart Rose's elevation from chief executive to executive chairman of M&S has invoked anger from investors.
Contact book update
13 Mar 2008
The latest update on all the new launches, hires and developments in the world of print, broadcast and digital media.
2 MINUTES WITH: Fiona Webster, Editor, Active Life
13 Mar 2008
Who reads your magazine? Our target audience is the over-fifties - people who are taking on new challenges and exploring fresh horizons.
MEDIA ANALYSIS: Birmingham's buzzing scene
13 Mar 2008 | by David Quainton
The Birmingham Mail is expanding upon its print success with a new website. David Quainton discovers a region in the throes of modernisation.
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