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Print and broadcast journalists have the laws of libel drummed into them and are aware of the expensive consequences when their copy is a bit too close to the line.
Kenneth Cole is a bona fide New Yorker who sells very nice clothes. Last week, the successful designer tweeted this: 'Millions are in uproar in #Cairo. Rumor is they heard our new spring collection is now available online at http://bit.ly/KCairo - KC.'
Facebook's continued resistance - at the time of writing - to putting a 'panic button' on its site to deter the exploitation of children is, in my view, a reputational own goal.
IT servers and PCs account for 0.75 per cent of carbon emissions, compared with airlines' two per cent, says Nick Rappolt.
PR professionals need to anticipate the negative press that can come with a tech IPO, warns Hazel Butters.
PR professionals in the tech sector need to justify their work, especially in an economic downturn, says James Harrison.
The also-ran of the mayoral election blazed an online trail for future City Hall residents to imitate, claims Alex Burmaster.
Brown's new web strategy, influenced by the US presidential elections, is a good example for all PROs, says Marc Berry. Only three weeks ago Downing Street installed a new head of digital comms to overhaul Gordon Brown's lacklustre web strategy and already we are seeing the effect.
PROs should be creating online content and building applications in an effort to protect their territory, says Hotwire director Drew Benvie.
