Jenny Hunter is looking for people to complete her CIPR Diploma project survey on social media ethics.

It’s been ten years since I started out on my marketing and public relations career.

A link to a useful article by Richard Bailey on public relations dissertations.

PR Blogger, Stephen Davies, launches new online PR consultancy 3W PR.

We’ve got a vacancy for a media and PR assistant at Medway Council.

Why issues management, environmental awareness and common sense are vital when producing promotional materials.

Ether-Ray is running a survey of public relations professionals.

Here are my three top communicators as part of Don’t Panic’s meme.

Ofcom’s latest Communications Market report provides a great insignt into the UK’s changing patterns of media consumption.

How social media should be taught on public relations degree courses.

A new study looking at social media and local government is consistent with the findings of my CIPR research on the same topic.

Shel Holtz has a great post about the debate over where responsibility for social media lies in organisations.

How could better public relations have improved the announcement of changes to vehicle excise duty?

Why is public relations in local government so defensive?

Last Friday I presented about public sector social media at the Don’t Panic Guide to Social Media conference in London.

I’ll be speaking at the Don’t Panic Guide to Social Media on Friday, 23 May in London.

I’m looking for UK local government communicators to help with my CIPR Diploma research project.

Last week I launched the new website for public relations magazine Behind the Spin.

The results for the CIPR Diploma planning assignment are out and I’m mighty relieved.

I’ve been using social media to search for a media relations or PR professional in Australia on behalf of a client.

I’ve reached the final hurdle in my CIPR Diploma studies – researching and writing the 6000 word personal project.

Last week the Local Government Association published its list of banned words in an attempt to highlight the use of poor language by local authorities.

Liam Fitzpatrick questions whether advanced internal communications actually exists.

Providing accurate and timely information to delayed train passengers should be a PR priority.

Fellow blogger and CIPR Diploma student Simon Collister has just completed his dissertation looking at the influence of political blogs on mainstream media.