Under-fire LOCOG defended over empty seats response
30 Jul 2012 | by John Owens
The controversy over empty seats at the Olympic Games has been handled quickly and effectively, comms experts have claimed.
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William Hill cranks up focus on social media
31 Jul 2012 | by John Owens
Bookmaker William Hill has called in external social media expertise as the company focuses on expanding its online empire internationally.
JustGiving calls in Third City to help expand business
30 Jul 2012 | by John Owens
Online donation giant JustGiving has appointed Third City as its retained UK agency following a three-way competitive pitch.
Non-sponsors take advantage of stringent Olympic rules
27 Jul 2012 | by John Owens
Tight regulation of sponsorship around the Olympic Games has actually allowed non-sponsors to take advantage, sports communicators have argued in PRWeek's latest podcast.
Press Complaints Commission rejects Bell Pottinger complaint
26 Jul 2012 | by Alec Mattinson
The Press Complaints Commission (PCC) has rejected a complaint from Bell Pottinger over a media sting operation by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism (BIJ).
Ian Monk: Decision time for Lord Leveson
26 Jul 2012 | by Ian Monk
The curtain fell this week on the Leveson Inquiry into press standards, with final witness statements and closing submissions leaving his Lordship with eight months of testimony to ponder before delivering recommendations for future press regulation.
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.
Art & Entertainment: Creatives animated by tax break issue
26 Jul 2012 | by Kate Magee
Animation UK represents the UK's animation industry. In 2011, the industry was becoming concerned that it could not compete on a level playing field with other countries such as Australia and Canada, whose governments offer tax breaks and subsidies to their animation companies. Animation UK hired Parys...
Official London 2012 sponsors outperform brand rivals
26 Jul 2012 | by PRWeek reporters
Official backers of London 2012 see brand reputation increase ahead of non-sponsors.
Alec Mattinson: Olympic sponsors have a legacy to give too
26 Jul 2012 | by Alec Mattinson
If cynicism were an Olympic sport, the UK would already have an unassailable lead in the medal table.
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