CQC accused of media bias
11 Dec 2009 | by David Singleton
The press operation at England's health and social care regulator has been criticised by journalists for selectively briefing certain media outlets.
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COI to court experts in behaviour change
11 Dec 2009 | by Matt Cartmell
The Central Office of Information (COI) is planning to set up a panel of 'behaviour change experts' such as psychologists and sociologists to help out on major PR campaigns.
Hit or miss: Nestle's move toward Fairtrade practices receives mixed response
11 Dec 2009
Chocolate-covered ethics Confectionery giant Nestle announced that Britain's most popular chocolate bar, KitKat, will be Fairtrade from 2010.
House cuts ties to Henry
11 Dec 2009 | by Danny Rogers
Consumer and entertainment specialist Henry's House has rebranded as House PR, signalling the end of its relationship with founder and former chairman Julian Henry, who is working full time at 19 Entertainment as head of global comms.
Emissions drive
11 Dec 2009
Think, the Norwegian-owned maker of upmarket electric cars, has chosen London agency Influence for a global PR and marketing campaign, worth a six-figure sum annually. Think's City car is pictured at a recent audience with the Prime Minister.
MS&L lands seven-figure global gold brief
10 Dec 2009 | by Alec Mattinson
MS&L Group has picked up a seven-figure PR brief to promote gold across the globe.
Red Door's Jane Seaton joins rival healthcare shop Tonic Life
10 Dec 2009 | by Gemma O'Reilly
Red Door Communications' head of consumer Jane Seaton is leaving to join rival healthcare shop Tonic Life Communications.
On the Agenda - Chart could stop prescribing errors
10 Dec 2009 | by Gemma O'Reilly
In a nutshell The number of prescribing errors in hospitals could be reduced if a standardised prescription chart were introduced in all UK hospitals, according to research commissioned by the General Medical Council and published on 3 December.
The week in charities
10 Dec 2009 | by Kate Magee
The Centre for Strategy is offering £3,000-worth of free communications, management and administration training to a small or medium-sized charity.
Oxfam creates comms director post ahead of private sector blitz.
10 Dec 2009 | by Kate Magee
Oxfam is to radically restructure its PR function, and will give its new director of comms a seat at the top table for the first time.
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