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There are now so many routes to key audiences as the lines between offline ‘traditional’ print and broadcast media and social media begin to blur.
Read moreAny social media PR person will be familiar with the feeling when a client or CEO comes to you and says, ‘I think we need
Read moreLast weekend, The Observer carried a story entitled ‘Should we be scared of the made-to-measure internet?‘ I love digital scaremongering. I’ve enjoyed reading about it
Read moreWith all the belt tightening and budget squeezing going on in the PR world, we need accurate measurement more than ever. It’s not enough to
Read moreA recent study by the Oriella PR network into digital journalism (you can read the report for yourself here) highlighted that 62% of journalists still
Read moreGoogle has announced that it is to roll out ‘social search’ in the UK next week. Until now the service was only available to US
Read moreDespite everything else that has changed in the workplace over the years, the ability to have good ideas is still the differentiator that can launch
Read moreIn a further olive branch to brands using the social network, Facebook has announced a new feature allowing users to tag Pages in Facebook photos.
Read moreThe Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism has conducted some fascinating research on how people in the US consume news online. They took
Read moreOver the weekend some troubling news from Egypt emerged, but what was interesting was how the Egyptian army chose to communicate updates. Taken from the
Read moreJournalism.co.uk sparked some interesting debate with the release of its PeerIndex list of the UK’s 100 most influential journalists online. Initial reaction focused on who
Read moreAs we bring a new agency and a new blog into the world, I thought it would be interesting to look at how to write
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