The Drum’s Online Media Awards 2013 took place last night at the glamorous Emirates Stadium. The success story of the evening was the Channel 4 News team who managed to take home six awards including ...

Barkingside 21 is featured in this week’s Media Updates. Editor Alan Howe spoke to Cision about the environment, guest posting and getting paid.  Why should people read your blog? To quote a local reporter: ‘We ...

Modern Mummy will be featured in this week’s Media Updates. Author Katy Earley spoke to Cision about family, guest posting and building relationships with PRs. Why should people read your blog? I like to think ...

Philip Sheldrake’s latest book Attenzi – a social business story has turned the concept of a business book on its head. Instead of instructional advice and inspirational sound bites, Philip has opted to tell the ...

Last night Cision attended the 12th annual AOP Digital Publishing Awards.  If you are involved in the online publishing industry in any way, you were there, joining in the celebration of ‘experimentation and creativity’ that ...

Not My Year Off is featured in this week’s Media Updates. Author Tas spoke to Cision about her fun toddler, balancing life and working with PRs.  Why should people read your blog? My blog started off ...

Fitness Fan is featured in this week’s Media Updates. Author Dane Michael spoke to Cision about the psychological impact of image, guest posts and PR as marketing. Why should people read your blog? We are ...

SubScribe is featured in this week’s Media Updates. Author Liz Gerard spoke to Cision about the media, newspapers and working with PRs. Why should people read your blog?I’ve had a lifetime’s experience in newspapers and ...

Guy Cocker has recently become a freelance journalist specialising in video games for the BBC, Sky News, Wired and Stuff. Guy spoke to Cision about his work with BAFTA, using social media and PRs as ...

The Joanne Dewberry.co.uk blog is featured in this week’s Media Updates. Author Joanne Dewberry talked to Cision about social media, weekly posts and relationships with PRs. Why should people read your blog? I’d like to think ...

Awesome Games is featured in this week’s Media Updates. Editor-in-chief Adam Vjestica shares his views on gaming, guest post requests and communication. Why should people read your blog?Awesome Games has been diligently covering video games since ...

The videos from the recent Cision Breakfast Club are now available online. Cision was joined by Tatler’s travel editor Francisca Kellett, Mademoiselle Robot blogger Laetitia Wajnapel and freelance journalist and PR Dina Behrman to discuss pitch ...

Menswear Style will be featured in this week’s Media Updates. It was recently ranked third in Cision’s Top 10 UK Men’s Fashion Blogs. Blogger Craig Landale spoke to Cision about exclusivity, collaboration and working with ...

Tim Dowling wrote a piece in the Saturday Guardian about reputation management in online search results. Everyone knows the first page of Google is the one that matters and for some companies making sure that ...

We spend a lot of time talking to journalists, editors and bloggers about what PRs should and shouldn’t do. Our interviews often produce the same sort of answers to the question: ‘What do PRs do ...

Yahoo has bought blogging giant Tumblr for a reported $1.1bn. In her biggest acquisition since taking over, Yahoo’s chief executive Marissa Mayer has promised ‘not to screw it up’. The internet seems divided on what ...

Seek or Shout was named winner of Acquia’s Partner Sites of the Year Award in the Social category, for its partnership with Drupal developers Isovera. Seek or Shout is a PR and media social community ...

SoGlos is an award-winning online magazine covering entertainment and the arts in Gloucestershire. Recently nominated in the Online Media Awards for Best Local/Regional News Site, the website is run by publisher James Fyrne and his ...

My weekly pick of comms news curated via @CisionUK. Tips to enhance B2B digital strategies by Natalie Dold via Econsultancy  ‘Don’t get me wrong—some in the B2B sector really get it, such as Dell, American Express, ...