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David Cracknell, the former Sunday Times political editor who recently quit as chairman of lobbying firm FD-LLM, is setting up his own PR agency.
It is all change at the BBC's lunchtime institution Working Lunch, with two new presenters lined up to replace the outgoing Adam Shaw. When Shaw moves to BBC Breakfast in the autumn, affable morning favourite Declan Curry will take the helm, alongside Bloomberg senior presenter Naga Munchetty, whom...
- Who would you love to have on the cover of Esquire and why?
A new art magazine is using PR help as it prepares to make its debut on news stands nationally and internationally.
The Guardian has just published, with a touch of smugness and a dash of self-consciousness, its annual 'hot hundred' list of the 100 most influential media folk.
In a recent issue of How To Spend It, adverts for Maserati sports cars, Cartier diamond rings and the Four Seasons hotel in the Maldives sit alongside editorial on collecting modern art and bespoke fishing expeditions in Mongolia.
Gramophone hit headlines last year for exposing what has been called the biggest music scandal of all time. Tell us what happened.
The bat is back.
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