Having just installed the new Documents app on Facebook, I was reminded that this kind of collaborative doc sharing has been around for a while ie Google Docs. On the surface, you’d have thought it is the kind of thing that PR companies might make routine use of for…

The latest issue of Peter Kirwan’s FullRun newsletter is bursting at the seams with good material.

However, his piece on the audience breakdown of leading UK national newspaper websites really does have some big…

It (sort of) says here.

In fact, PR doesn’t appear anywhere in the list of 10 ten jobs.

Running your own business is number one.

Front page piece from today’s PR Week which claims that: “PR agencies are flouting Wikipedia rules demanding they do not edit the site. At least six of the PRWeek top ten UK agencies have edited the site in the past year…

The BBC runs a piece today about the 25th anniversary of the CD, saying “it remains the dominant format in spite of the growth in digital downloads.”

Every year, former employees of my old PR shop Brodeur (A Plus) gather for a drink and a general catching up session. The 2007 event is due to be held in a few weeks time. Naturally, we have a Facebook group.

My earlier post regarding the future of UK tech PR and journalism has certainly stoked up plenty of comment both here and over at TWL. I’ve just posted a comment at TWL’s place, but I thought I’d repeat it here — regular readers will note that I’m…

Says a new survey from Webitpr.

But more important than what? Print media?

As we’ve said before, some semblance of balance needs to be maintained on the online vs offline press coverage debate.

That’s what my friend Fiona Campbell-Howes described me as on a recent Facebook wall post.

She was referring to the the number of news links I post on my Facebook profile. It actually doesn’t take long to do — a combination of Google Reader and the…