Self-professed foodie and fitness fanatic Charlie Watson is the author of our top-ranking running blog The Runner Beans. Her goal is simple – and that is to make fitness and healthy eating more accessible without missing ...

Describing themselves as the product of the cult classic ‘Ghostbusters’, the editorial team behind Flickering Myth are self-professed movie buffs. Specialising in ‘geek culture’, this blog has its own unique way of connecting with its ...

George Osborne’s crackdown on ‘morally repugnant’ tax-avoidance schemes will need a reboot after the leaked Panama Papers yesterday highlighted the key role that British linked tax havens play in the world of tax-avoidance. The company at ...

Fueled by the prospect of a hung parliament, the 2015 election saw 66% of Britons turn out to the polls to vote. While this was proudly touted by the press as the ‘highest turnout since Tony ...

When you protect reputations for a living, understanding what you can and cannot say in any public forum is a vital component of your profession.  Essentially, any sensitive or potentially offensive information that can be ...

For most PRs and marketers #AprilFools day is an opportunity to promote their brand and engage with the public. With social media being the most popular medium to engage with consumers this year’s #AprilFools pranks ...

Another week, another announcement of an historic print title hitting the dirt. Haymarket, the magazine publisher controlled by former Conservative cabinet member Lord Heseltine, has announced that Marketing magazine will cease publication following its May edition. ...

Cross-industry convergence between PR and marketing and the increasing demands for practitioners to be content creators are just some of the trends highlighted in the latest CIPR State of the Profession Report. Covering industry issues ...

The BBC’s digital expansion has long been viewed as a threat to the commercial operation of many regional news providers. Local newspapers in particular have been critical of the BBC, claiming its online services are ...

With 100 million active users, SnapChat offers a promising market for PRs and marketers. According to statistics the UK is SnapChat’s second largest market, with 60% of 13 to 34 year old smart phone users in ...

Desperate times call for desperate actions. Perhaps this explains the prevalence of sponsored “clickbait” content on otherwise, trustworthy online news sources.  It’s everywhere, from niche blogs to regional news sites through to major online news ...

This week’s Media Updates covers moves and changes at news titles including Newsnight, The Herald, Swindon Advertiser, that’s life!, Reveal, Esquire, Now Magazine, Pensions Expert and Retail Week   News & current affairs Nicholas Watt ...

With over 320 million users it’s not surprising that the #HappyBirthdayTwitter hashtag started trending earlier this week. Used by big brands, celebrities, football teams, politicians and media outlets, Twitter has played a significant role in ...

As the terrible events in Brussels hit our screens on Tuesday morning, much of the world’s media turned to social media for eye-witness coverage. Flicking between breakfast news programmes, ITV and Sky both featured heavy ...

This week marked the 10th anniversary of Twitter. In a fairly upbeat blog post Stephen Waddington chief engagement officer at Ketchum gave 10 reasons to wish Twitter a happy 10th birthday. Fellow blogger and IBM senior business consultant Neville Hobson, ...

First launched in 2006, Twitter celebrated its 10th birthday this week having established itself as a cultural phenomenon that has transformed the way in which we communicate with each other. But recent statistics show that ...

Kate Hackworthy is the author of Veggie Desserts, an award-winning blog which takes a very unconventional approach to making desserts. With a keen interest in healthy eating, Kate’s blog contains interesting recipes like kale cupcakes ...

Iain Duncan Smith’s explosive resignation on Friday has pushed the Conservative party towards a split and reopened some old and very painful wounds. The resignation accomplished the political double whammy of weakening the pro-EU leadership ...

Alice Judge-Talbot is the author of More Than Toast, a blog that offers a candid insight into what life is like as a single parent. Alice is an open book, sharing every element of her ...

Alastair Campbell, the former press secretary to Tony Blair, has suggested that the days of media spin are behind us, telling delegates at a Rising Stars event in Westminster that it was no longer possible ...