Opinion: Media opt to belittle a coup for Brunswick
06 Dec 2006 | by Danny Rogers
How appropriate that a buoyant year for PR consultancies should close with one of the UK's biggest firms bringing in an experienced business leader as CEO.
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Opinion: 2006: a year of mixed fortunes
06 Dec 2006 | by Anthony Hilton
The most striking thing about the past 12 months is how the fortunes of the PR industry and the media have gone in opposite directions.
Opinion: Comms becomes onerous for CEOs
29 Nov 2006 | by Anthony Hilton
A recent article in Fortune, the US business magazine, estimated that a typical chief executive of a major US company could expect to spend 40 per cent of his or her time...
Opinion: Heroes and villains in Farepak saga
22 Nov 2006 | by Anthony Hilton
It would be hard to find a major company headed by two people more media-savvy than Andy Hornby and Lord Stevenson - the CEO and chairman of HBOS respectively. And yet HBOS continues to find itself in the eye of the Farepak storm.
Opinion: Maitland/APCO deal reflects latest boom
22 Nov 2006 | by Daniel Rogers
Are the Barbarians back at the gates?
Opinion: Social media are badly overvalued
15 Nov 2006 | by Anthony Hilton
It is not often that industries take collective leave of their senses. And there are few things more unnerving for a commentator than all concerned doing very odd things. You get to the point where you believe that 20,000 lemmings can't be wrong.
Opinion: How Clifford led the Farepak rescue bid
15 Nov 2006 | by Daniel Rogers
To see the worst and best of PR we only have to look at the story of the collapse of Christmas hamper firm Farepak, which, fortunately, continues to run and run.
Opinion: Why PE firms are bolstering comms
08 Nov 2006 | by Anthony Hilton
When the Financial Services Authority published a paper on private equity (PE) on Monday it stressed that it was setting the scene for dialogue with the industry, not putting out a blueprint for legislation or rule changes.
Opinion: The gender game belittles everyone
01 Nov 2006 | by Anthony Hilton
It is a long time since a company achieved the range and depth of coverage that mining giant Anglo American bagged last weekend following the appointment of its new chief executive, who had been headhunted from aluminium business Alcan.
Opinion: Agencies caught in MBO dilemma
26 Oct 2006 | by Anthony Hilton
There are more and more occasions in the stock market where a firm's sitting management decides to make a bid and go private. Anthony Hilton takes a closer look.
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