Press statements from Brexit campaign leader Arron Banks are becoming boisterous:
Tony Spong, managing partner at pitch consultancy AAR, on marcoms’ challenge of reinvention:
Nothing to see here, Google EMEA comms VP Peter Barron tells the BBC:
...But shadow chancellor John McDonnell stuck the knife in:
Angie Moxham, founder of 3 Monkeys, on the return of Tristan Pineiro as head of consumer at the newly merged 3 Monkeys after three years as Grayling’s creative director:
George Hutchinson, partner at Teneo Strategy, pays tribute to Stuart Ross, head of news at TfL, who died in January at the age of 42:
Genuinely nice man & powerful advocate. When I was at Tube Lines he was always very impressive sparring partner. https://t.co/j6GkFnQ8RR
— George Hutchinson (@ghutchinson) January 26, 2016
David Roach, associate director at Cardew Group, unleashes fire and brimstone in response to Transparency International’s ‘Ten commandments of responsible lobbying’:
Never explain, explains Julian Henry, global head of comms at XIX Entertainment:
Jay Rayner, The Observer’s food critic, has some wise words:
Twitter talks about re-ordering users' timelines:
A Hewlett Packard Enterprise spokesman fights back after FT columnist Lucy Kellaway claims the firm had used its ad spent to threaten her:
Andrew Marr writing in The Guardian on the demise of The Independent - a former employer of the BBC man
