Journalist overwhelmed by spam gets their name removed from PR databases
A journalist has spoken out about the problem of spam and the challenge of getting their name removed from various…
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Survey reveals that nearly half UK journalists think that most PRs are not up to the job
Nearly half the journalists questioned in a Press Gazette/PR Week survey said a “significant majority” of the PRs they deal…
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Idea shower alert: PG readers deliver actionable insights on the PR phrases they hate (including ‘hello’)
Journos can be an uber disruptive lot when asked to deliver and unpack their feedback. Going forward. This morning, Press…
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Spoof cutting from The Sun makes twits of tweeters
Moronic Twitter users had a field day with a Sun page lead from 1992 pouring scorn on the invention of…
ByKeep safe with that L***** 20** coverage
If you’re planning a souvenir Olympic supplement with support advertising, remember there are strict legal guidelines that restrict the content.…
ByHave you ever been lied to by a PR?
The PR industry has got off pretty lightly during the current round of phone-hacking inspired media soul-searching. But does it…
ByExposed: the ‘dark arts’ used by lobbyists and public affairs firms
A joint undercover investigation by The Independent and the Bureau of Investigative Journalism has exposed the ‘dark arts’ employed by…
ByJournalists most likely to tell PRs to sling their hook revealed in the CRAPPS
PR Agency 10 yetis has released the shortlist for its cheeky annual Communicative Relations Awards from PR Professionals (The CRAPPS). After…
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