A social media website which allows you to share audio recorded from your phone or computer seems to be the next step in handy journalism tools. This morning I have already clicked two links which ...

The circulation and readership figures of magazines are vital for their advertisers and ultimately their survival. ‘Digital dimes’ do not currently add up to ‘print dollars’ but the overheads of running a digital publication are ...

Laura Mulley was recently appointed fashion assistant at S Magazine, a role in which she assists with the main fashion shoots by calling and returning clothes, helps the fashion editors on shoots and writes up ...

As the fashion nation prepares itself for London Fashion Week, Cision caught up with royalty to discuss the UK’s biggest fashion event. Catwalk Queen was one of the first fashion blogs in the UK and ...

Friday 10 September saw Canterbury Christ Church University host the Social Media, Journalism and Communication Practitioners International Symposium. The day’s schedule brought together journalists, social media experts and academics to share ideas and presentations on ...

Tim Burt is the author of Dark Art: The Changing Face of Public Relations and joined Cision for an exclusive webinar discussing his views on journalism, public relations and the state of digital media. Tim ...

Prince Harry’s recent naked holiday photos were this morning printed in The Sun. A legal question has now been presented which may impact on freedom of the press in a wider context. The Press Complaints ...

Last night saw 20 awards and 28 commendations presented at the Online Media Awards. The evening was in the plush Emirates stadium and the improvement on last year’s ‘basement’ location was highlighted as an example ...

Liz Jarvis has been announced as the new editor of Cruise International, the UK’s only cruise-focused consumer travel magazine. Cruise International is a bimonthly newsstand title with high production values. As editor, Liz will be ...

The Guardian officially led the way within the newspaper industry last weekend by hosting The Guardian Open Weekend. The National newspaper opened its doors and welcomed over 5,000 people into their offices at King’s Place ...

Honouring the finest contributions to newspaper journalism in 2011, last night saw the luxurious London Lancaster Hotel host the ‘The Press Awards’. Organised by the Society of Editors in association with the Journalists’ Charity and ...

Our latest social journalism survey, conducted in June and July of this year in conjunction with Canterbury Christ Church University, represents our latest attempt to understand the uses and perceptions of social media among journalists ...

Quite a week. Not sure we’re done yet either. UPDATE 8/7/11: Our analytical brethren have updated the SM volumes and plotted alongside the trad media response. Check it out at the Cision Global Analysts site.

Adam James  is currently the managing editor for Psychminded.co.uk, Director at SPRINGup PR and photojournalist at Ajamesphotos. Since the 1990s he has written for titles such as the Guardian, Independent, Mail, Sunday Telegraph and New Statesman, ...

After an extended lay-off, we’re easing back into blogging with a video (vvvv and >>>>) shot at news:rewired, in which Martin Stabe (ex-Press Gazette, ex-Retail Week, now Interactivity Producer at the FT) offers some thoughts about ...

Last Thursday, Cision once again had the pleasure of being involved in journalism.co.uk‘s news:rewired conference . It was my first chance to attend the event, and as a former journalism student it was great for ...

An article published this week by Advertising Age entitled ‘RIP, the Press Release – Long Live the Tweet’ has unsurprisingly been causing quite a stir online, with the majority of commentators disagreeing with the author. ...

Cision Research Europe publishes results of ‘2010 Social Journalism Study’ in UK, France and Germany Cision Europe’s Social Journalism study conducted among UK, French and German journalists in July, underscores that Social Media have become ...

Last year “Party princess” Zoe Griffin, the Sunday Mirror’s “youngest and hottest columnist”, took the brave step of leaving her position as the paper’s showbusiness columnist to become a fulltime blogger. Now one year later ...

Highlights of Friday’s news:rewired conference were many, with personal standouts including an infographics masterclass from the BBC’s Ollie Williams and the FT’s Rob Minto, and a punchy closing session, in which the panellists, Kevin Anderson ...