Predicted as one of the hottest trends for 2014, this week officially marks the arrival of wearable technology in the UK. We can say this because online retail giant Amazon and leading global media agency ...

The Wall Street Journal celebrates its 125th birthday today. The first issue that was published on 8 July in 1889, was a four page afternoon paper priced at 2 cents a copy. Today, WSJ boasts of over ...

As the World Cup moves into the deciding phase, the action has moved off-the-pitch and into the hands of fans and brands alike, as they set new tweeting and live streaming records, capturing it all ...

An interview with Kate Waters, author of the interiors blog, The Inside Story. As a PR professional herself, Kate gives us an insiders view on how bloggers can best collaborate with brand marketers, advice on ...

The screen shot you see above is one from the Adidas newsroom – where all the World Cup action is brought to you first hand from the official FIFA 2014 sponsor in one customised site. ...

It’s good news for marketers as the UK’s media and entertainment (E&M) sector shows no signs of slowing down, at least for the next four years. According to global advisory firm PwC’s latest Global Entertainment & Media ...

An interview with Pete Martin, graphic designer and author of  The 12elfth Man, a blog showcasing the creative side of football. Pete spoke to us about how he combines design and football to portray the ‘beautiful ...

In the second of Vuelio’s two part interview with political columnist and author Owen Jones, he discusses the reaction to his debut book which tackled the stereotypes associated with the British working class and lets us know ...

Owen Jones is an award winning journalist and is the author of the book Chavs: The Demonization of the Working Class, published in 2011. Previously at The Independent, Owen was recently appointed columnist at The ...

The Sun may have the highest print circulation among the national dailies in the UK, but on Twitter it ranks the lowest in terms of posts shared, according to a Vuelio analysis that compares the popularity ...

David Jones, chief foreign writer at the Daily Mail, was named Feature Writer of the Year at the annual Press Awards for 2013 which took place at the Marriott Grosvenor Square hotel in London this ...

The Times was named Sports Team of the Year at the annual Press Awards for 2013, which took place on Tuesday at the Marriott Grosvenor Square hotel in London. The man behind the winning team, Tim ...

An interview with Peter Vezey, founder and director of Vezey Consultants, an independent PR agency that specialises in B2B, corporate and consumer PR. Peter, who is twice winner of the CIPR Certificate of Excellence and ...

An interview with Fabio Virgi, founder and editor of Let’s Talk Tech, a UK based tech blog covering product and service reviews, industry updates, tips and opinions. Fabio talks to us about how he keeps ...

Leah Simpson recently joined HELLO! as online news editor. Leah spoke to Cision about a typical day at the HELLO! office, life as a freelancer in Los Angeles and getting served champagne by 90s pop star ...

Over 500 PR and communications professionals attended the annual Golden Hedgehog Awards for the Midlands, Wales and South, at the Troxy theatre in London last night. Presented by PR Moment in association with Cision UK, ...

This is second part of the interview with Angelica Malin, founder and editor of a new lifestyle magazine, About Time. Angelica spoke to us about how she works with marketers and communications professionals at the magazine and ...

This is the first of a two-part interview with Angelica Malin, founder and editor of a new lifestyle magazine, About Time. Angelica spoke to us about what sets the magazine apart from other city-centric titles, the ...

The Online Media Awards presented by The Drum in association with Cision is set to take place at the Marriott Grosvenor Square in London on 11 June. The award ceremony, now in its fourth year, ...

As the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight intensifies, the carrier’s role in crisis communications has come under the magnifying glass. Families of the 239 passengers on board the aircraft want answers, and so ...