Next Tuesday 5 June the Delivering the New PR 2.0 conference rolls into London and I’m going.

On Monday the new brand for the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics will be unveiled, and you can get a look as soon as it’s unveiled at 11am.

A miserable bank holiday weekend led to a big jump in online shopping.

HookJab points to an interesting example of where three different university PR departments have produced news releases on the same story.

A round-up of statistics, analysis and research that I spotted this week.

Next month I’ll be running a workshop session at Northern Conference in Newcastle looking at podcasting in the public sector.

The latest Asda marketing campaign uses a clever audio call to action to tie together TV advertising with the instore experience.

It’s been a full 13 days since my last blog post, although Chris and Simon kindly kept things going in my absence.

A guest post from Simon Young on marketing globally, spam from social networking sites and the concept of work-life separation.

A guest post from Chris Marritt about ensuring your brand values are part of everything your organisation says and does.

Newscounter is a new UK-based website that aims to offer a right to reply on controversial or one-sided stories in the media.

A round-up of statistics, analysis and research that I spotted this week.

A couple of forthcoming conferences in London have caught my eye recently.

Life is particularly hectic at the moment and unfortunately that’s taking time away from blogging. The local elections taking place in the UK tomorrow are just one reason for that.

If you’re looking for a comprehensive overview of the digital marketing space, then a good place to start is a new report from GroupM.