The FT: Times are a-changing
27 Feb 2013 | by Mark Banham
The Financial Times' 125th anniversary celebrations coincide with a new era of transparency for what is now a digital-first publication, finds Mark Banham.
As the media continue to evolve, good quality pictures are becoming vital to content. John Owens looks at what PR professionals need to do to keep up.
The Financial Times' 125th anniversary celebrations coincide with a new era of transparency for what is now a digital-first publication, finds Mark Banham.
Dolby's marketing chief tells Mark Banham how the firm's Oscars partnership is highlighting its contribution to the cinema industry.
Flack's attention was caught by a blog post intriguingly entitled 'London PR agency hires dog as senior account manager.'
As Republic becomes the latest big-name high street store to close, research reveals that 38 per cent of the public blames online stores for the continuing decline of the high street.
Reviewer: Carrie Pitt, senior account manager, Cirkle PR
During the summer of 2012, Hatch Communications was asked to maximise Triathlon England's activation project to get more people inspired by the Olympic triathlon event.
As another high street giant is felled, Mark Banham looks at what the PR industry can do to support struggling brands.
Ketchum's CEO is intent on making the agency a global proposition, but is particular about how it builds its empire. Mark Banham reports.
The new CIPR president is on a mission to challenge the 'ducking and diving' image of some elements of the PR industry, finds John Owens.