Journalists use Twitter to source and promote stories; PRs use Twitter to promote stories and help journalists source them – yet, few journalists actually bother following leading corporate Twitter press feeds. Case in point: British ...

Adaptly, a social advertising technology company, has appointed Sean O’Neal as the company’s first president. Sean joins the firm from The Daily Mail Online where he served as the chief marketing officer for a year.  ...

Today’s advent blogger is Fleet Street Fox. ‘The Diaries of a Fleet Street Fox’ was published in February, after Susie Boniface officially announced that she is the anonymous Fox. She commands a huge following of over ...

Strange Attractor will be featured in this week’s Media Updates. Kevin Anderson writes the blog with his wife Suw Charman-Anderson. He spoke to us about journalism, passion and good PR.   Why should people read ...

Self-styled pop queen Kim Carr was recently appointed music features editor at the Daily Star, alongside her existing role of Playlist editor. Kim spoke to Cision about being a Jack of all trades, working with ...

It was a full house at London’s Frontline Club on Tuesday for Cision’s Breakfast Club. Oliver Thring, News Review assistant editor for The Sunday Times and Poorna Bell, lifestyle editor for The Huffington Post addressed ...

Wikipedia’s parent company, the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF), has threatened Wiki-PR with legal action for ‘engaging in paid-advocacy editing’ of articles on the online-encyclopedia, and demanded that this practice immediately ‘cease and desist.’  Wiki-PR positions itself ...

Winston’s Wish is a national charity that helps bereaved children and young people rebuild their lives after the death of an important person in their life. As a registered charity, they rely almost entirely on voluntary ...

More journalists now have over 500 followers on their preferred social network than in 2012, according to the UK Social Journalism Study 2013. The results reveal that 62% of journalists now have more than 500 ...

PRs listen up: UK Journalists prefer to be contacted via social media, according to the 2013 Social Journalism Survey from Cision and Canterbury Christ Church University. According to the results, a third (30%) of respondents ...

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Simon McBride is the Head of Content at The Auto Network and editor of its flagship motoring title, MotorTorque. MotorTorque recently launched a print magazine following the success of the website. Simon spoke to us ...

Stephanie Jones-Berry is a senior writer at BMA News and a freelance journalist. Stephanie spoke to Vuelio about health, social media and targeted PR. Tell us about your current role at BMA News At the BMA, ...

This week saw two equally important events take place – a popular reality TV programme aired its finale and a popular prince got christened. Both The Great British Bake Off and the royal family are ...

Cision in association with Propeller Group launched its ‘Meet the Influencers’ series today, aimed at highlighting those leading the conversations in the media world. The inaugural list compiles the Top 50 Marketing and Advertising Influencers ...

As well as offering fantastic views of the London skyline, the 13th floor of News UK was also the venue for the Digital Editors’ Network #smartDEN event on Tuesday. This was an opportunity to discuss ...

Escapism magazine is a free travel title that has recently signed a distribution deal with the Evening Standard. Tim Slee, CEO of Escapism’s publisher Square Up Media, spoke to Cision about the concept of the ...

Who is Malala? The world now has the answer to this question, the same question that the Taliban gunman posed to a group of girls on their way home from school in an open van ...

Hope Street recently launched in print and online as a niche fashion biannual magazine. Covering luxury brands, the magazine also aims to highlight up-and-coming talent and designers. Cision spoke with founder and editor Sara Hill ...

Worth over £15 billion in the UK alone, the beauty industry is big business. Blame it on the lipstick effect if you like, but the recession hasn’t stopped women from spending, with the industry seeing ...