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Public affairs soap box: Michael Burrell, chairman, APPC

14 Mar 2013 | by Michael Burrell

With the current hiatus on legislation to introduce a statutory lobbying register, the results of the APPC's annual members' survey are published at a perfect time to remind policy makers about the strength of support within our industry for the principle of universality when designing the new registration...

PR is still playing catch-up on data use

14 Mar 2013 | by Alec Mattinson

In the never-ending turf wars between marketing disciplines, effective use of data has long been an area where PR has failed to pull its weight.

Using the commercial power of the web

08 Mar 2013 | by Julia Corkey

There is hardly a council in the land that now does not proclaim itself an evangelist of digital channels as a crucial way to talk to residents.

Esure rises above industry woes

07 Mar 2013 | by Anthony Hilton

In a court case earlier this month, it was alleged that as many as one in seven road accidents in this country have been deliberately staged so those responsible can claim personal injury on the other party's insurance.

M: shows selling up does not always pay off

07 Mar 2013 | by Alec Mattinson

There are few independent agency bosses who could not be tempted to sell up for the right price.

The Post Office can fortify the high street

07 Mar 2013 | by Mark Davies

If ever an organisation was well placed to have a view on the future of the high street, it is the Post Office.

When trouble brews, marketers ignore social-media at their peril

06 Mar 2013 | by Gordon MacMillan

One of the strangest aspects of the continuing horsemeat crisis has been the silence of some of the Twitter accounts and other social feeds of the retailers who have found themselves at the centre of the widening scandal.

Soap box: David Cameron's comms failures

05 Mar 2013 | by Nick Williams

Despite these 13 years of comms experience, the Prime Minister looks like a man who has failed to learn key comms fundamentals, says Fleishman-Hillard's Nick Williams.

Pistorius trial could become PR circus

01 Mar 2013 | by Ian Monk

Oscar Pistorius' killing of his model girlfriend has provided the global news networks with a real-life 'OJ Two', where tragedy, news and soap opera become indistinguishable in the search for justice under a global media spotlight.

Open up to prove British food quality

01 Mar 2013 | by Joanne Denney-Finch

The events of the past few weeks have shocked the British food industry and dented consumer confidence in what has long been one of the safest and highest quality food supply chains in the world.

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