According to the Telegraph between 10.00 and 1.00 this Wednesday a total of 1,278,744 tweets mentioned the terms Chilcot, Blair or Iraq War – with a total of more than 26m words as illustrated in the ...

Covering everything from lifestyle, beauty, current affairs, and PR, Paidachingz offers an eclectic mix of topics and is authored by Paidaishe Chingombe, a 20-year-old Journalism and PR university student. Describing blogging as therapeutic Paidaishe uses her blog share her thoughts, ...

Featured in the Guardian, BBC London News, and the Independent, London Cyclist is one of the leading blogs of its kind. Founded by London cyclist Andreas Kambanis, this blog acts as a vital resource to ...

Rival newspaper publishers are in talks to consolidate their advertising sales operations according to a recent report in Campaign. Making it easier to negotiate and buy advertising space across a wide range of national and ...

Founded in 2008, CyclingEurope emerged in the very early days of blogging. Written by Andrew Sykes, author of critically-acclaimed books such as ‘Crossing Europe on a Bike Called Reggie’, his blog is filled with extracts ...

This morning, the Women in Public Affairs Network met for a breakfast event with Stephanie Lvovich, Global Public Affairs Chair at Edelman and Anji Hunter, Senior Adviser at Edelman. They discussed the ups and downs ...

Authored by a collection of different jet-setting writers, The Travel Hack offers great insight into top travel destinations and tips for those on a budget. Founded in 2009 by Monica Stott, the blog is now ...

According to a new study by performance marketing firm affilinet, sixteen per cent of its respondents were influenced on a weekly basis by social media and another eleven per cent on a monthly basis. In relation to influencer ...

Brexit was good news for the newspaper industry with every major news title reporting bumper increases in circulation and web traffic in the days following the referendum. And as the story is set to roll ...

As PR professionals, we are duty bound to make announcements that don’t cast the best light on the organisations we work for. Let’s face it, whether its profit warnings, factory closures or redundancies – bad ...

The referendum is over, and whatever your opinion of the outcome, there are few people who would say that the campaign has been a victory for informed debate. Both the Leave and Remain campaigns came ...

The Guardian has done pretty well out of its pro-European coverage of Brexit. It seems huge swaths of the 48% are turning to its website to try and make sense of “the greatest political crisis ...

Fresh from being announced as our number one travel blog in our latest ranking, the soon to be married couple Kach Medina Umandap and Jonathan Howe, authors of Two Monkeys Travel, chat to us about the importance of ...

Abigail King started her career as a hospital doctor but soon felt a different calling. With hopes of pursuing a more creative career, Abigail decided to combine her passion for writing with her love of ...

In an age when print media is often seen playing catch-up with their more agile, digital competitors, the UK’s regional press proved that “old school” media can still react to a major news event and ...

Press Gazette’s ‘Brexitometer tracker chart’, which adds up the total number of front pages which favoured Remain versus Leave throughout the referendum, showed an overwhelming tendency towards Leave in the UK press. After much talk ...

Rebecca Newsom is the Policy and Political Adviser for Greenpeace UK. She talks to us about public affairs at Greenpeace, engaging with MPs and the role of celebrity in a successful campaign. She also discusses the ...

Last week Amanda Ruiz, PR coach and consultant led an insightful webinar discussion about how to get creative when it comes to thinking of press hooks. From learning how to find the right journalists for your audience, getting journalists to respond ...

The referendum campaign has had a big impact on social media, with mediums such as Facebook and Twitter seeming to take center place as sources of information and debate. We look at how social media ...

I bought a newspaper today for the first time in many months (perhaps even years). As I sat on the bus travelling into work, the paper sat folded on my lap. Despite its compact size, ...