This week’s big stories of the week from the world of PR, media and communications, including PRWeek Awards, Crimewatch, a white paper, McDonald’s and parenting bloggers. 1. 30 years of PRWeek Awards Vuelio were delighted ...

One of the UK’s longest continuously airing programmes has been cancelled by the BBC. The announcement was originally reported by the Sun, which claims BBC bosses want to ‘spend more on dramas’. Crimewatch is currently ...

Taking a brief hiatus from our podcast (and reverting to old-fashioned reading), we present five things you shouldn’t have missed from the worlds of media, marketing and communications. 1. Labour Party Conference The Opposition party’s ...

IMPRESS, the Royal Charter-backed press regulator, has banned its chief exectuive and three of its own board members from dealing with major news publishers, due to perceptions of bias against them. As reported in the ...

Laura Kuenssberg, the BBC’s political editor, has been assigned security detail at the Labour Party conference after sustained online abuse. The BBC’s first female political editor has endured online abuse consistently since she was thrust ...

Vuelio’s political services team is at the Labour Party Conference in Brighton to bring you all the latest news.  Day two has been dominated by discussions about the party’s position on the UK’s membership of the European ...

The #VuelioVoice podcast covering the major trending stories from the worlds of media, marketing and PR this week. Listen to Akeshia Clarke and Jake O’Neill discuss five things you shouldn’t have missed. This week the ...

The latest report from the Office of National Statistics on employment by occupation shows the number of journalists has declined year-on-year by nearly 11,000 across both employed and self-employed journalists, editors and professional bloggers working ...

Male journalists are still in the majority when it comes to national newspaper front pages. A study by Women in Journalism (WIJ) has found that just 25% of front page stories were written by women ...

The Liberal Democrat conference today came to a close, with the final Vuelio conference bulletin covering all the highlights from the fourth and final day. The top action from today includes the party’s latest Brexit-related ...

An audio round-up of all the trending media, marketing an PR stories you shouldn’t have missed this week. Listen to Akeshia Clarke and Jake O’Neill’s top five stories you shouldn’t have missed: This week the ...

Ofcom has found Channel 4 News in ‘serious breach’ of the broadcasting code. The episode in question, broadcast on 22 March, wrongly identified Abu Izzadeen as the Westminster terror attacker. As reported in the Guardian, ...

A round-up of all the trending media, marketing and PR stories you shouldn’t have missed this week. 1. Bell Pottinger The troubled PR giant is having a terrible week. James Henderson, CEO, resigned on Sunday. ...

Tab Media, the publisher behind the Tab and babe, has raised $6 million dollars in a financing round, with the majority coming from Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. The Tab was started by three students at ...

Reuters has launched a new grant programme to encourage the next generation of photojournalists to share original visual stories from around the world. Reuters is offering up to eight grants, worth $5,000 each, to photojournalists ...

A round-up of all the trending media, marketing and PR stories you shouldn’t have missed this week. 1. Hurricane Harvey The devastating Hurricane Harvey and flooding that ensued across Texas has held the international media’s ...

The Guardian has launched a US-based non-profit organisation in an attempt to support quality independent journalism. Its website, theguardian.org states that its mission is to advance and inform public discourse and citizen participation around the ...

We are delighted to announce that this year’s judges, who will together decide the winners of every category at the Vuelio Blog Awards 2017, represent a genuine variety of skills, experience and perspectives. Ahead of ...

The comments sections of many newspaper websites are hardly the bastion of tolerance and fair argument. Seemingly left unmoderated, user-generated comment is, by and large, a free-for-all for trolls and haters of all shapes and ...

Amazon has hinted that it’s about to get serious about streaming live TV sports, threatening the dominance of traditional broadcasters like Sky. Speaking at Edinburgh’s International Television Festival, Roy Price, head of Amazon Studios said: ...