Mark Pinsent Shine Communications: The year of the network
18 Nov 2010 | by Mark Pinsent, Shine Communications
Key trends show that the online and offline worlds are coming together in one big network fusion.
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29 under 29: Not the usual suspects
10 Nov 2011 | by Kate Magee
PRWeek has finished its annual search for the most talented PR professionals under the age of 29. Kate Magee looks at the 29 high-fliers making an impression on the industry this year.
Digital: Social Media Policy - What's your policy?
17 Nov 2010 | by Peter Hay
Having clear guidelines in place to outline how employees use social media can protect companies from negative publicity, finds Peter Hay.
PRWeek/Diffusion Digital Integration Report: The digital divide
24 Mar 2010 | by Arun Sudhaman
Social media have become vital cogs in the wheels of PR, but how are clients embracing them? Arun Sudhaman finds out in the PRWeek/Diffusion Digital Integration Report.
Phil Szomszor, Citigate Dewe Rogerson - Skills will decide online battle
04 Nov 2009 | by Phil Szomszor
The path to success lies in mastering a whole new set of skills to add to the traditional ones.
Meredith Bradshaw, Fleishman-Hillard - Dare to relinquish control
04 Nov 2009 | by Meredith Bradshaw
We must do more to define what digital means for PR - and embrace its challenges head on.
Paul Armstrong, Kindred - Put strategy before tactics
04 Nov 2009 | by Paul Armstrong
Social media are not the only way to execute strategy. Choose the right tool for the job at hand.
Mark Pack, Mandate - Turn negative into positive
04 Nov 2009 | by Mark Pack
One of the latest big shifts in digital is to embrace customers with strong views, for or against.
Russell Goldsmith, markettiers4DC - Be a leader in branded video
04 Nov 2009 | by Russell Goldsmith
Ofcom regulation of video-on-demand could be an opening for PR to seize ownership of this area.
Will Scougal, Mischief - The new kings of content
04 Nov 2009 | by Will Scougal
With the consumer as king, content has become the court jester, performing on multiple stages.
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