Check out the footage of the recent G20 Summit in Seoul.
Last week, PRWeek looked at how local government is surviving the age of austerity. The comprehensive spending review does signify the most important change to the public sector in a generation.
Over the next few months, Heathrow is to host a range of experiential activity focusing on the UK's calendar of cultural and sporting events, as it concentrates its marketing efforts on younger people.
The idea that free online content is killing media owners is wrong. It's free data that's their problem.
People are the marcoms sector's only significant asset and acquisitive companies must make sure incentive schemes don't create handcuffs when magnets are needed, writes Bob Willott.
When the economist Milton Friedman popularised the expression "there's no such thing as a free lunch", he can't have realised that it would become so beloved and repeated by smug, knowing middle managers.
There's a Clay Shirky saying that I often quote (being a media prognosticator, quoting Shirky is part of my job description).
Last week, my wife and I installed the middle-aged, heterosexual version of Grindr on our mobile phones - it sends us a handy weekly reminder when Downton Abbey finishes.
It wouldn't be the end of the year without a dramatic agency departure.
Q: We are involved in a pitch and about to decorate the entire building in the colours of the brand's logo. It wasn't my idea. I think that sort of display always looks totally naff and unoriginal. Do clients still buy that rubbish?
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