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Stockbroking firm Collins Stewart's current legal wrangling with the Financial Times is just one of a number of recent high-profile examples of cases where PR support is being brought in. Tom Williams looks at the continuing rise of litigation PR
The Government's company law reform and the creation of operating and financial reviews in corporate reporting require attention from in-house and agency PROs alike, says Lexie Williamson.
Newspaper publishers are spending bucketloads of money on their products: a sure sign that they are getting desperate for readers as competition, particularly in the broadsheet market, hots up, writes Ian Darby .
Sad news this week that 'Crossroads' is being axed after ITV1 aborted a second attempt to make the teatime soap successful. It seemed a shame that its fate relied on the introduction of Jane Asher as a 'soap superbitch', the equivalent of casting the rival baker, Mr Kipling, as Nick Cotton in 'EastEnders'....
Perhaps it's just me, but when it comes to the use of visual metaphors, no sector is more cliched than that of advertising by investment managers.
