Danny Rogers
Editor-in-chief, PRWeek UKDanny Rogers is one of the UK's pre-eminent journalists covering the world of advertising, PR, marketing and media. He has edited PRWeek and Campaign and been deputy editor of Marketing. Danny has also been a contributing editor to the Financial Times and the Guardian. He has won Editor of the Year at the British Society of Magazine Editors and been twice shortlisted as Editor of the Year by the PPA. Danny is also a frequent contributor to broadcast and print media, including a regular column in the Independent.
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Ex-Freuds director to lead new PR offering at creative agency
Purpose-driven creative agency 23red has hired a long-serving director at Freuds to develop its earned media offering and make a bid for more private sector clients, PRWeek can reveal.
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Neilson Active Holidays' 'best job in the world' launches
Neilson Active Holidays has taken a fresh slant on the 'best job in the world' concept, with a campaign by travel PR specialist Brighter Group launching this week.
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From the editor-in-chief: PR employers must do more to aid staff under pressure
Happy New Year. And it's important that it turns out that way. Mental wellness has become one of the pivotal issues for PR professionals.
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Revealed: UK PR Agency of the Decade winner
PRWeek's UK PR Agency of the Decade is... Edelman.
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UK PR Agency of the Decade - shortlist: Weber Shandwick
For the past week PRWeek has been, each day, outlining the case for each of its contenders for UK PR agency of the decade. Tomorrow we will announce the winner.
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UK PR Agency of the Decade - shortlist: W Communications
For the next couple of working days PRWeek will, each day, outline the case for its contenders for UK PR agency of the decade. Later this week we will announce the winner.
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UK PR Agency of the Decade - shortlist: Taylor Herring
For the next few working days PRWeek will, each day, outline the case for its contenders for UK PR agency of the decade. Later this week we will announce the winner.
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'You can only beat what's in front of you' - Conservatives win with panache but it wasn't much of a contest
From a campaigning point of view did Labour lose it? Or did the Conservatives win it?
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UK PR Agency of the Decade shortlist: Headland
For the next few working days PRWeek will, each day, outline the case for each of its contenders for UK PR Agency of the Decade. Next week we will announce the winner.
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UK PR Agency of the Decade - shortlist: Edelman
For the next five working days PRWeek will, each day, outline the case for each of its contenders for UK PR Agency of the Decade. Next week we will announce the winner.
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UK PR Agency of the Decade - shortlist: Citypress
For the next six working days PRWeek will, each day, outline the case for each of its contenders for UK PR Agency of the Decade. Next week we will announce the winner.
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From the editor-in-chief: The future of business may hinge on one word - purpose
Incredibly, from the many conversations about the topic I've had recently with businesspeople, journalists and comms professionals (and yes, I probably am guilty of living within a metropolitan media bubble), there is a growing sense of fatigue with corporate purpose.
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Exclusive: Vietnam Tourism books UK agency in major tourism drive
Fast growing destination, Vietnam Tourism has appointed its first UK PR agency and opened an inaugural international tourist office in a bid to attract half a million British visitors each year by 2023, PRWeek can reveal.
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Exclusive: Portland founder Tim Allan steps down
One of the UK's most successful political-corporate advisors, Tim Allan, is leaving the agency, Portland, he founded 18 years ago to pursue other interests.
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Unilever comms and sustainability pioneer Sue Garrard enters PRWeek UK Hall of Fame
The 2019 inductee to the PRWeek UK Hall of Fame is Sue Garrard, long-time comms lead at Unilever and one of the world's leading practitioners in developing sustainability strategies.
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From the editor-in-chief: Half a century on, the UK's PR industry is taking a lead
As we look back on 50 years of PR and communications, the industry still feels young and very well-placed for the future.
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'Suddenly almost anyone could be famous, with a good enough headline' - Matthew Freud on PR in the 1990s
The third in a series of interviews marking 50 years of UK PR, PRWeek talks to Matthew Freud about a 'weird decade' for the industry.
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Lord Bell obituary: Charismatic and controversial PR pioneer helped shape modern comms
Lord Tim Bell, a titan of PR, has died aged 77. PRWeek UK editor-in-chief Danny Rogers looks back at his career and analyses his impact on the modern communications industry.
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Flop of the Month: Delayed action (and apology) leaves Whirlpool customers in a spin
Whirlpool recalled its problematic and dangerous tumble dryers in July and apologised to affected customers - several years after the problem first arose.
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Classic IPG 'upwards shuffle' as Polansky and Heimann take top jobs
The news last night that Weber Shandwick, the world's second-largest PR firm, has promoted Gail Heimann to global CEO, comes as no surprise to those of us who've followed the agency closely over the past decade or two.