I’ve done a couple of radio interviews today about Medway Council’s use of Twitter in its communications.

Being able to combine traditional and new marketing techniques in integrated campaigns is an important skill for marketers and communicators.

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

Looking at online networking opportunities for local government and other public sector communicators.

Some interesting findings from Edelman’s annual trust and credibility survey.

A selection of interesting content I found this week.

Just a couple of interesting links thanks to a lazy Christmas holiday.

A bumper round-up of interesting content I’ve seen on the web in the past few days.

How does the credit crunch affect media consumption and the marketing mix?

Things that I seen on the web this week that were worth bookmarking.

My thoughts on the ethics of ghost writing in social media.

Links to interesting content I’ve found.

Latest content that I’ve bookmarked.

Latest content that I’ve bookmarked.

Read more about the roles that social media can play in local government communications.

Looking at the use of social media in local government in the UK. Part one of a three-part series.

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

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.

Is “worklessness” really plain English, or am I being unnecessarily pedantic?

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

Web advertising campaigns can be targeted to specific areas, but how is this done and how accurate is it?

Why is public relations in local government so defensive?

I had disappeared. Now I’m back, thanks to eventually completing my CIPR diploma.

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