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Trivial to some perhaps but I can't let it pass - whoever told Hillary and Barack to get it on together in Unity deserves a medal. Every story I have seen led with this angle.
PRs (assuming it was a PR) get kicked left right and centre, especially in Read More
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I was a bit disappointed by this piece in the Independent - Measuring PR success by column inches is old hat – welcome to a new analysis. I get the Independent at home, so think its generally a sound read.
Apparently the breaking news is that Advertising Read More
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Another reason to be jealous of Cristiano Ronaldo - as if the salary, the medals and all the awards weren't enough - now its official, your girlfriend probably fancies him.
According to 12,000 European women, Ronaldo is the hottest property Read More
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Metia's London Influence business just came out top of PR Week's Top 40 Technology Consultancies, which is great news. Basically we grew in the period in question, and since then our Influence business has also scooped up some new clients like LG Read More
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Strange how easy it is to build very niche, very deep areas of specialization (if you have the aptitude).
For many years we have been engaged on a number of pan-European PR and AR programs with Read More
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I'm just back from holiday but luckily I see Charles Arthur at the Guardian published a great summary of the latest news on Phorm, which I aimed to track before a week of skiing took precedence.
Aside from the ins and outs of the financials, and the Read More
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Up against it today. So, not much time to comment on these stories that caught my eye recently.
Blogs can sometimes be just so much more lipstick on the proverbial pig. Jeff Jarvis rails against Wal-Mart. The lesson: companies are judged Read More
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Having glibly introduced the subject of Phorm in the previous post, I spent a little longer looking at the storm brewing around it. Its interesting on a number of levels.
Phorm looks to be following Dell's well trodden path to online purgatory. Of course, Read More
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I'd never heard of Phorm until it got embroiled in the broader debate about control of personal data derived from web usage. I had even listened to a Tim Berners Lee interview on this topic where, reportedly, he was obliquely criticizing Phorm but Read More
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Its one of those questions that every PR gets asked by their client.
Novices will bluster something about journalistic scruples and confidentiality. Veterans will advise that there is no such thing as off the record. But the question keeps coming Read More
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At last night's BIMA dinner I met Jamie Galloway, Head of Digital Media at the Central Office of Information (COI). For anyone, like me, who isn't immersed in the public sector, in simple terms the COI acts as a procurement clearing house and trusted Read More
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It seems these days corporate crises are played out in full view of the public.The FT Alphaville team live blogged SocGen's conf call this morning - the one in which the management 'explain' where the euro 5bn went.I've never really got much Read More
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Supportive of the Scouts for helping out on the UK skills shortage by launching a new activity badge for PR, I found out they also have them for Creativity and IT (below), which goes some way to fixing our recruitment needs.
And surely these Read More
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Jeff Jarvis has a great post on the new metrics now available to track the progress of the US presidential race, from Twitter followers to odds quoted by a bookmaker. Some of these methods wouldn't translate for a brand or a business but its is amazing Read More
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Not my first of 2008.
And that's because one of my New Year resolutions was not to post on the prickly subject of 'PR' in 2008 - let's all move on - but then I came across this email footer...
Are you the person we sent Read More
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