While Barack Obama was the first American politician to turn to social media in his race for the Whitehouse, you could argue that Donald Trump was the first to use the medium (especially Twitter) to ...

Seumas Milne, who was previously an associate editor and columnist at the Guardian, has announced he will permanently leave his position there to continue in his role as director of communications for Jeremy Corbyn. There ...

It’s not often that the work of a humble TV reviewer from a Sunday broadsheet hits the headlines and goes viral – but we are living in strange times. Damien Love, a TV reviewer for ...

Speaking earlier today Theresa May announced that the UK “cannot possibly” remain within the European single market, as staying in it would mean “not leaving the EU at all”. During Theresa May’s much-anticipated speech, the ...

Donald Trump has given his first press conference as President Elect in a shadow of controversy. Predictably, the Russian dossier has ratcheted up tensions between Trump, the media and US intelligence agencies, with Trump hitting ...

Trump was never going to be a President who plays by the rules of the political establishment, so it should come as no surprise that he is breaking the mould when it comes to his ...

Many of the UK’s predominately pro-leave newspaper publishers were quick to pour scorn on “experts” and politicians who suggested that a vote for Brexit could increase prices for British consumers. But in a cruel twist ...

Last night 430 of the country’s leading figures in public affairs came together to celebrate the industry’s best and brightest at the 2016 Public Affairs Awards. The awards were presented by Vuelio and hosted by ...

Fake news stories on the internet have hit the headlines in recent weeks – especially since the US election. Facebook reaches 1.8 billion people around the world, and the company is one of the largest distributors ...

Donald Trump’s victory in the US elections has shocked many people and there probably isn’t a group of people who are more shocked than the PR/Comms community. According to a recent article in PR Week, ...

As the world comes to terms with a Trump Presidency, we come to the end of one of the most bitterly fought and divisive campaigns in recent history. In much the same way as the ...

We PR professionals are famed for our dedication to our craft. Often found burning the candle at both ends, attending client events, industry parties and generally hobnobbing with the great and the good until all ...

Following our spotlight interview, Natasha Courtenay-Smith, entrepreneur, digital marketing strategist and publicist  rejoined us for a special webinar to share exclusive inside info on how to get rich by blogging. Having interviewed the world’s leading bloggers, vloggers ...

Design, engineering and project management consultancy Atkins hosted an Intelligent Mobility summit this week, which brought together the biggest industry names to discuss the future of transport design and delivery. Speakers discussed everything from decreasing ...

Despite very little discussion during the referendum of how a pro Brexit vote would actually be translated into Britain leaving the EU, since the outcome of the vote this controversial topic has built considerable momentum, ...

Politicians using Twitter to talk, debate and sometimes argue with the public may seem normal now, but this type of interaction is something which would have been hard to imagine fifteen years ago. Twitter is ...

In his second guest post for Vuelio, Stuart Thomson rounds up the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham. The differences between the two party conferences, Labour and Conservatives, could not have been more stark.  The Conservative ...

Top French news publishers have put their commercial and political differences to one side and joined forces to combat the growing threat to the industry posed by ad-blockers. The movement, led by the online services trade ...

As the dust settles in Liverpool, Stuart Thomson, Head of Public Affairs at Bircham Dyson Bell, gives a round up of the highs, lows and lessons to be learnt from the Labour Party conference.  Jeremy ...

The lines between journalism and PR have always been blurred. Both industries feed from each other and have similar objectives of wanting to share information with a given public. There is also the historic and ...