Press regulator will be good for us all
26 Apr 2013 | by Gideon Benaim
When Leveson published his report five months ago, could he have anticipated the ensuing turmoil or how far some would go to prevent his recommendations from becoming a reality?
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UK football needs brand Beckham
24 May 2013 | by Adrian Bevington
David Beckham transcends all forms of society, from football fans of all teams and nations to mums and dads, royalty, politicians and the serving military.
BBC pays price for cutting comms team
14 Nov 2012 | by Danny Rogers
If anyone still questions the importance of comms skills and media training, they need only to listen to George Entwistle's catastrophic interview on Saturday's Today programme.
BBC has become a laughing stock
14 Nov 2012 | by Ian Monk
The BBC's PR teams earnestly stress the key messages of restoring public trust and confidence in the fallout from the Savile scandal, shockingly careless insinuations of child abuse and standards of journalism that would have discredited The Beano.
New BBC boss must be media front man
14 Nov 2012 | by George Eustice
There is something very British and endearing about the way in which the BBC duffs itself up when things go wrong.
Ian Monk: Danger and power in the modern age
19 Sep 2012 | by Ian Monk
It was the week when the lightning speed of modern media technology collided with the immovable tenets of an ancient religion to spark global violence.
Anthony Hilton: Spot the useful press release
13 Sep 2012 | by Anthony Hilton
Thirty years ago the news desk for the business section of The Times was surrounded by six full-sized dustbins.
Alec Mattinson: Make a difference at the Paralympics
23 Aug 2012 | by Alec Mattinson
No sooner does one international extravaganza come to an end, another spectacular festival of sporting excellence rolls into town.
John Woodcock: Olympics goes beyond politics
26 Jul 2012 | by John Woodcock
Since the UK won the bid back in 2005, politicians have been the handmaidens to the Olympic extravaganza that is just about to start.
Ian Monk: Cowboys damage our reputations
14 Jun 2012 | by Ian Monk
To its critics, including many inside the business, PR retains elements of a cottage industry - bereft of barriers to entry and as likely to be practised from front rooms as from offices. Others laud the professional diversity this brings to the industry.
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