Skip to Main Content
News and views from the Wildfire team
For the first time in history, a newspaper has been gagged from reporting parliament. Specifically the Guardian was banned from reporting a particular question. The
Read more
If ever there was an argument for why SEO is important then this is possibly it: an Ofcom study into media literacy has revealed that
Read more
One of the first things we learn as embryonic PRs is to check our facts and then check them again. If I client comes to
Read more
Following the announcement last week that London’s Evening Standard is to become a free paper, the Guardian’s director of digital content, Emily Bell, has an
Read more
I’m generally a pretty relaxed, chilled out person. Hopefully most of my friends and colleagues would agree and I’m fairly confident they would. However one
Read more
So Google Wave has launched in beta and the (tech) world has gone crazy. I’m yet to receive an invite (hint hint), despite having signed
Read more
You might have read that Gordon Brown had a few problems with a television interview this week. So, always happy to help, we thought we’d
Read more
It seems that the BBC website is about to get a makeover that will integrate ‘social media’ to a much greater extent. I think most
Read more
Just a quick one; looks like lots of people are commenting this morning on Google Wave via a story on the BBC website. We covered
Read more
I was taken by a trilogy of stories packaged up by the lazy-man’s window on the world, Google News this lunchtime. I’d seen on the
Read more
As Darren has covered my favourite topic, social networking, I decided to return to my roots this week and the story that Sony has apologised
Read more
Our interview last week with Computing editor Bryan Glick highlighted the significant changes journalists have seen in the last 10 years. And there have been
Read more
To initiate the download of this awesome content, please just tell us a little about yourself.
We want to make sure we are delivering the right information to the right people. In return, we promise never to:
For more information about how we handle your data and protect your information, please visit our Privacy Policy