Becky Moore is the owner of Global Grasshopper, a leading travel blog with a small team of writers and photographers. Covering the hottest destinations, coolest hotels and advice for all travellers, Global Grasshopper has created ...

Sarah Anguish is the author of Boo Roo and Tigger Too, which recently appeared in the Top 10 UK Mummy Blogs. Sarah is Boo, the mother of the family and features the life and adventures ...

Rachel Miller is the author of the hugely popular All Things IC, which was recently ranked in the Top 10 UK PR Blogs. Specialising in internal comms, Rachel is a consultant and trainer and has ...

The Taylor Bennett Foundation has further strengthened its relationship with PR membership bodies, the CIPR and PRCA. The organisations have offered reduced-price membership to the Foundation’s alumni in order to improve access to their services, ...

The National Trust got themselves into a jam over the weekend, foolishly advertising a Mother’s Day cream team in Cornwall, with a picture of a scone where the cream was put on first! Outrageous, huh? ...

This week’s five things includes PRWeek’s Power Book, NME’s demise, demands for Leveson, International Women’s Day and three stories that could give you nightmares.   1. PR Week Power Book The who’s who of PR ...

On Monday, we published an article that argued a form of inclusion rider (a quota which has been advocated by Oscar-winner Frances McDormand), would help the PR industry’s diversity problem. But do quotas actually work? ...

Joanna Arnold is the CEO of Access Intelligence, the parent company of Vuelio. On this International Women’s Day, and following our interviews with leading women in PR, we spoke to Jo about working in tech, gender diversity ...

It’s International Women’s Day. Women make up the majority of the UK’s PR industry, but get paid significantly less. Sexual harassment is endemic and assault all too common. Women continued to be overlooked, underrepresented and ...

It’s International Women’s Day. Women make up the majority of the UK’s PR industry, but get paid significantly less. Sexual harassment is endemic and assault all too common. Women continued to be overlooked, underrepresented and ...

It’s International Women’s Day. Women make up the majority of the UK’s PR industry, but get paid significantly less. Sexual harassment is endemic and assault all too common. Women continued to be overlooked, underrepresented and ...

Jen Walshaw is the author of the number one mummy blog in the UK – Mum in the Madhouse. Covering family fun and creative crafts. Mum in the Madhouse has become a must-read for anyone ...

Mudpie Fridays is a new addition to the Top 10 Mummy Blog ranking. Written by Clare Minall, Mudpie Fridays features the adventures of Clare’s family featuring her two boys, Monkey and Kipper, as she strives ...

Amanda Coleman is the author of Amandacomms’s Blog, which was recently ranked one of the top 10 UK PR blogs. Amanda is the head of corporate communication at Greater Manchester Police and uses her blog ...

The CIPR artificial intelligence (AI) panel has published an initial list of 95 tools that are helping to make PRs work smarter. Is anything missing? The AI panel was founded in February to explore the ...

Blogging collaborations and advertisement disclosure is a huge topic in the influencer industry, with many still confused about best practice and how to get it right. With penalties for getting it wrong, now is the ...

At last night’s Oscars, #MeToo and Time’s Up were both recognised; host Jimmy Kimmel highlighted the movements in his opening; and Frances McDormand used her acceptance speech to urge every nominated woman to stand, drawing ...

This week’s five things includes the sexual harassment survey from PRWeek, the cancellation of Leveson II, Max Mosley’s bad week, Comcast’s attempt to oust the Murdochs and TWO national newspaper editors departing. And there’s a ...

In this digital age where social media engagement decides what’s hot or not, and likes, emojis and retweets are the new way of expressing yourself, we look at the decline of commenting on blogs and ...

The sequel to the Leveson Inquiry has been cancelled by Matt Hancock, the secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport. Hancock made an announcement to the house which explained he would be ‘formally ...