PR’S third successive victory over ailing Journo’s
June 05 2009 | posted by Andy Cassie | comments [0]
IBP CRICKET 2009 – JUNE 4TH
VENUE: THAMES DITTON CRICKET CLUB
SPONSOR: SZERELMEY
The last of this year’s summer coincided with the annual clash of the cricketing giants that are PR’s and Journo’s. A few new faces on both sides this year and a new captain in Andy Cassie (recovering from a serious ski accident) for the PR’s.
Online adverts rise 21%
June 05 2009 | posted by Kieran Powell-White | comments [0]
Online advertising shrugged off the pain gripping the wider industry and leapt 21 per cent in the first four months of the year, driven by high-profile campaigns from big-name advertisers including Marks & Spencer and HSBC.
Us PR girls get some bad press.
June 04 2009 | posted by Catherine Towns | comments [0]
Take this month’s Lighting magazine, for example, where columnist Jill Entwistle muses that “PRs are particularly bad with technology and far better wafting about in fashion and beauty where they can do less damage.”
Material Lab: Get inspired.
June 02 2009 | posted by Catherine Towns | comments [0]
If you’ve never been to the Material Lab it’s worth a look. Based just off Oxford Street it’s been developed with the architectural and design community in mind and is marketed as an “inspiring space in the heart of London: A place to explore the potential of different materials and discover latest trends and innovations”.
Magazine Internet MASHUP - The death of the A4 ad?
June 02 2009 | posted by Gavin Tadman | comments [0]
The Gentleman’s Magazine, first published in 1731, in London, is considered to have been the first general-interest magazine. The Web was invented by English scientist Tim Berners-Lee in 1989. Take two technologies two hundred and fifty years apart and what do you get?