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Brand Sky Sports has escaped last week's sexism row largely unscathed, according to exclusive research for PRWeek.
PR professionals have been warned to change the way they use Twitter and other social media platforms following groundbreaking action by the Office of Fair Trading.
Leading corporate PROs have hit out at the FSA's threats to regulate conversations with journalists, as the media and PR industries round on the recommendations.
The international body for measuring comms has pledged to find an alternative to the controversial advertising value equivalent (AVE) metric within six months.
When the BBC announced cost-cutting plans to axe 6 Music in February, it did not anticipate the resulting high-profile campaign to save the radio station by music journalists, loyal listeners and celebrities such as David Bowie, Lily Allen and Jarvis Cocker.
The England team and Football Association have come under sustained fire after the country's lacklustre exit from the FIFA World Cup, but media insiders argued the FA's comms operation should not take the brunt of the blame.
Oil firm's media handling of the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico continues to come under fire.
PR professionals have welcomed news that Twitter is set to launch a 'Business Center', a paid-for package offering additional user tools for brands.
The three main political parties all struggled to find messages that really resonated with voters during the general election campaign, according to the most focused research yet on the subject.
PR agencies weathered the economic storm of 2009 and even managed slight growth on average, figures published by PRWeek today reveal.
