Politics of the media: Murdoch era coming to an end?
10 Dec 2007
The ancient media moguls like Northcliffe, Hearst and Beaverbrook seem footnotes to history now, which is probably all they deserve, writes Stephen Foster,
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OPINION: TaxPayers’ Alliance rant misses point
12 Dec 2007 | by Richard Stokoe
Last week saw the usual whinge about how ‘town halls are wasting millions of pounds on spin doctors and glossy brochures’.
OPINION: Runway not at all clear for take-off
06 Dec 2007 | by David Holdstock
The Government seems to have taken to heart the old adage ‘Don’t ask a question if you don’t want to know the answer’ with its public consultation document for the proposed third runway at Heathrow Airport.
Focus on ... Xfm's Winter Wonderland
05 Dec 2007
Xfm's Winter Wonderland concerts will take place in Glasgow, Manchester, Cardiff and London on four consecutive nights, with proceeds going to Shelter.
OPINION: Resignations are the easy way out
29 Nov 2007 | by Luke Blair
By the time you read this, we may well have had a few more very public resignations, or at least calls for them.
The Marketing Society Forum: Do the Ofcom/ASA findings show alcohol ad rules are working?
28 Nov 2007
Research by the two regulators has found that tighter regulations imposed on alcohol advertising in 2005 are having a significant impact on lessening the exposure of children and young people to drinks brands.
Editorial: In praise of partnership
28 Nov 2007 | by Lucy Barrett, acting editor
Hands up who is confused about what the government's absolute position is on 'junk food' advertising. I confess that I am.
Politics of the media: so is it a shoe-in for Cameron?
26 Nov 2007 | by Stephen Foster
We know a lot about Prime Minister Gordon Brown's media consumption. He starts off with Radio Five Live's ‘Wake up to Money' where affable London Evening Standard stock market reporter Mickey Clarke chats about the day's prospects with his laddish friends from the City.
Letter - In defence of the Home Office PROs
23 Nov 2007
I feel strongly that the Home Office press office has not 'covered up' news or offered its seniors 'ill-conceived' advice (News, 16 November). But following last week's news on Jacqui Smith being advised not to disclose the number of illegal immigrants working in the security industry, I do believe...
OPINION: Communicate better ’cos we’re watching
14 Nov 2007 | by Robin Banerji
OK, I admit, it was a bit sneaky. But the results of our recent mystery shopping exercise do prove interesting reading for fellow PR professionals.
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