Following on from the CIPR’s acclaimed Digital Impact conference last month the institute will be hosting a series of social media meetings this summer.
Entitled The CIPR’s Social Summer events will take place every Thursday until the end of August and will…
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KPMG reports that that consumers are “spending less on traditional and digital media than six months ago, but consuming more.”
The six-monthly KPMG Media and Entertainment Barometer released yesterday shows that…
The Chartered Institute of Public Relation’s announced today that it has brought together some of the UK’s most eminent social media thinkers “to provide input into the Institute’s policy guidance, education and training.”
Last week Google decided to launch a salvo against the news industry by attacking plans by some outlets to introduce paywalls.
Armed with an array of statistics Google’s Chief Economist Hal Varian highlighted…
Senior media and communications executives met in London this week for the 2010 FT Digital Media and Broadcast conference (#ftmedia10). At the heart of the debate were the questions of how the…
We all know how the downturn in advertising spend has affected the press and publishing industries. Newsrooms appear to have been decimated as publishers across all sectors laid journalists out to pasture. In far too much haste commentators wasted no time in…
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The BBC’s User-Generated-Content (UGC) unit will be celebrating its fifth birthday this summer. Since it was…
