Some interesting stuff I’ve found on the web recently.

An early look at what the Digital Britain report means for marketing and public relations in the public sector.

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

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

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

It’s been an interesting day – having been at the launch of the London 2012 brand this morning and then getting home this evening to read the reaction to the new logo online.

Some initial thoughts on the new brand identity for the London 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games unveiled in London today.

A first look at the new logo for London 2012

I’m live blogging from the Roundhouse in Camden (London) this morning at the launch of the new brand for London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics.

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.

While marketing and public relations aren’t regulated professions, there are plenty of rules and codes to keep to.

Edelman launched its eighth annual Trust Barometer this morning in London. The survey looks at how well trusted individuals and organisations are among 3,100 “opinion formers” across 18 countries.

London 2012 brand guidelines
Basic information about protected rights for London 2012
(tags: olympics marketing)

Protected marks
Summary of protected marks for London 2012
(tags: olympics marketing)

Full information and examples about permitted marks
A full brief on what is and isn’t permitted around London 2012 marketing
(tags: olympics marketing)

Unofficial London 2012 forum
(tags: olympics marketing)