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2008: Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
2007: Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
2006: Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
2005: Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

October 2008

  • CIPR social media guidelines - consultation 2008

September 2008

  • CIPR Northern Conference 08
  • Is online PR losing its real definition?
  • Tomorrow’s fish & chip paper?
  • Show Him Numbers
  • Crowd Surfing launched
  • Say hello to 3W PR

August 2008

  • 5 reasons why it’s the golden age of PR
  • Three PR Mavericks

June 2008

  • World Public Relations Festival
  • The top brands in social media
  • It’s easy to be critical
  • Berocca: Stress relief for bloggers
  • Global balance of media power shifting
  • BBC’s link love
  • CIPR’s SMNR for the World PR Conference & Festival
  • Information overload in the Knowledge Economy
  • Doctors untrustworthy of the web
  • Europeans increasingly heart the mobile web
  • UK internet users increasingly heart blogs
  • TWL is back. So are the Flackenhacks (maybe)
  • Internet primary news source in five years

May 2008

  • The Long Tail of Obama’s online fundraising
  • Carphone Warehouse listens

April 2008

  • PROpenMic: Pros, teachers & students unite
  • Innocent gets Twitter wrong
  • List of mobile news sites
  • Facebook: the lobbying boiling pot (Part II)
  • Don’t Panic Guide to social media

March 2008

  • Job goin’ at Cake
  • Vote for us!
  • A few ideas to improve Twitter
  • SM milestone: Oldest blog turns 10
  • The SEO benefits of blogger outreach
  • List of UK PR student bloggers
  • Two things
  • Tweeters: Stop spamming my Facebook!
  • The Twitter Effect
  • List of YouTube Brand Channels
  • Where are all the student PR bloggers?

February 2008

  • MCWS - Future of mobile & online content
  • Xda Orbit 2 review
  • O2 Xda Orbit 2
  • Media Content World Summit: London
  • SMNR features comparison
  • Facebook: the lobbying boiling pot
  • Straight from the hack’s mouth
  • The Chinese internet

January 2008

  • Edelman release 2008 Trust Barometer survey
  • Recession looms, PR is doomed
  • Corporate social responsibility in the Economist
  • It’s those little things…
  • PR Career 3.0 (2015 - ?)
  • Eight things you didn’t know about me (meme)

December 2007

  • My week in media
  • Don’t Panic Guide to Crisis Comms
  • Analyse your FeedBurner feeds better
  • Couple-o-things

November 2007

  • Newspaper revenues saved by India…
  • BizDays: Bucharest
  • So I joined Twitter
  • Pretty city
  • Cheap christmas shopping
  • Mixed media

October 2007

  • PR Week articles feature comment section
  • Good night at the Flackenhacks
  • e-consultancy’s social media briefing
  • Dos and don’ts for digi natives
  • The growing European internet
  • SMNR & RSS
  • Link-o-licious
  • Global PR Blog Week 3.0 - Brits required
  • Nielsen research confirms Edelman and Forrester
  • Social media ‘friendly’ releases
  • Lost in New York

September 2007

  • Who’s going to the Flackenhacks?
  • Engage or die (trying)
  • New social network for marketing professionals
  • PR books to read
  • Big Picture PR*
  • O2 Cocoon
  • e-consultancy online PR roundtable
  • Interview: Keith Childs, GM Europe
  • Missing the opportunity
  • Blu-ray all the way

August 2007

  • Friday funtime: SMNR outtakes
  • Feedback from the online PR survey results
  • Brothels update
  • PR people shouldn’t do brothels
  • PR manager job going at Openads
  • Similarities between Innocent Drinks and Geek Squad
  • Our social media news release video
  • Top five social media tools revisited
  • Interview: talkToshiba
  • Bit of this bit of that
  • Facebook security flaw found
  • Absolutely stunning piece of wildlife footage
  • Who reads this blog?
  • This, that and the other

July 2007

  • Human content aggregators
  • Tips on creating a successful presentation
  • SMNR update
  • webitpr’s Social Media News Release for Converseon
  • I didn’t get the memo telling me blogging was dead
  • Fortune 100 Brand Index, Google and Wikipedia
  • FTSE100 Brand Index, Google and Wikipedia
  • Shiny Media’s Blogs and Brands
  • Toshiba Tecra A8 blogger outreach programme
  • The UK social media scene

June 2007

  • Your ‘about’ page is important
  • Loving links
  • webitpr launches version of the Social Media News Release
  • TechCrunch is bigger than the Sun Online
  • Scanning
  • YouTube goes local
  • Good day out at the Northern Conference
  • CIPR Northern Conference
  • Two (and a bit) years on…
  • Digital marketing taking over the mainstream
  • This can’t be a stunt… Can it?
  • Couple of links
  • Customer marketing 2.0
  • I’m going home
  • Ex FHM editor tells all
  • I like it
  • Yoosk
  • Not all blogs matter. Part II
  • Facebook brings tagging to the masses
  • 20 things you probably know about London

May 2007

  • Who do you believe?
  • MyJet & EasySpace
  • If you just build it doesn’t mean they’ll come
  • The UK needs a Consumerist
  • Redbull - first brand on Facebook’s new platform
  • Blogs, brands, SEO and Wikipedia
  • How many relationships can one man have?
  • A new PR blog
  • Don’t Panic Guide to Crisis Comms
  • Innocent still innocent?
  • Bye bye Blair

April 2007

  • Not all blogs matter
  • Protect your brand’s domain?
  • Nothing to say
  • A few things…
  • I have a new job
  • e-consultancy’s PR Briefing
  • April Fool fun
  • My fragmented news consumption

March 2007

  • Three’s X-Series is a media disruptor
  • Youngie goes to New York
  • 7 ways to improve a blog’s SEO
  • ITV Digital Conference - panel transcript
  • ITV Digital Conference - Dr Jim Purbrick, Linden Labs
  • ITV Digital Conference - Ben Hammersley
  • ITV Digital Conference - Jay Stevens, MySpace
  • ITV Digital Conference - Gerd Leonhard
  • ITV new media conference
  • Social networks are becoming smaller
  • Your online legacy. Good thing or bad thing?
  • Twitter. I don’t get it

February 2007

  • Online/offline news blur
  • Online/offline entertainment blur
  • Downing Street spurred by online “success”
  • edelman.mobi launched
  • Using social media in crisis comms
  • Ten news sites for your mobile
  • Chelsea FC move into YouTube
  • This and that

January 2007

  • Someone’s ripping my design: Part II
  • The newspaper bites back
  • Innocent Drinks rock
  • Edelman grad blog launched
  • Relevant, recycled online news
  • $100 laptop is nigh

December 2006

  • prblogger.com closes down…
  • We’re hiring
  • Sceptical blogging
  • CIPR social media code discussion

November 2006

  • Star Wars Kid
  • CIPR careers day
  • Borkowski/YouTube… Hmm
  • Euroblog 2007
  • Five tips for being a great PR consultant?

October 2006

  • New Edelman grad site launched
  • UK100 bloggers
  • RSS on your TV
  • Yesterday’s Edelman/Technorati conference
  • Tracking the conversation globally and locally

September 2006

  • Delivering the new PR: London, Fri 10 November
  • Let’s get rid of RSS
  • Get past the excitement of the shiny and new

August 2006

  • When a PR agency partners with a media company
  • Thoughts on Gmail’s domain hosting
  • How Web 2.0 is your newspaper?
  • Online brand monitoring takes time and effort

July 2006

  • Has there ever been a better time to work in PR?
  • Dell rocks
  • My top five social media tools
  • UK/US PR blog year-on-year numbers
  • New job, new location, new life
  • This is a post from guilt

June 2006

  • Use celebrity endorsement at your peril
  • PR bloggers: Can you Digg em?
  • 12 steps to a successful PR campaign
  • Rubel is bigger than PR Week UK
  • Revisiting moblogging
  • What does the future hold for the regional press?
  • Making sense of stats

May 2006

  • CIPR president blog launched
  • The government is monitoring the value of blogs
  • Some thoughts on the LG blogger relations campaign
  • Radio 1 moves in to Second Life
  • YouTube’s mobile uploading
  • Someone’s ripping my design
  • The world in 2006
  • Will the real PR Strumpette please stand up?
  • BlueSecurity: Saviour or Satan?

April 2006

  • Humbled
  • The UK needs a Spinfluencer
  • Off to London
  • AllPeers beta released - invites available
  • UK online advertising “explosion”
  • Corporate or employee blogging. Which is best?
  • 7% of UK music bought through a mobile service
  • Tip: Increase your social sphere
  • PR Business 1 - 0 PR Week

March 2006

  • The importance of crisis management
  • Tip: Get to know your feeds better
  • Book review: Paul Arden
  • Happy birthday Wet Feet PR
  • PR Week gets down with the kids
  • Orange challenging Blackberry perhaps?
  • Paypal goes mobile
  • An interview with BBC Radio 4
  • Why isn’t Hollywood embracing Web 2.0?
  • Is Google experimenting with their search page?
  • PR websites shouldn’t “suck”
  • del.icio.us goes all private
  • PocketCaster - the mobile video broadcaster
  • Things that make me go “Mmm”
  • The Sun + MySpace = MySun
  • You know you’re attached to your blog when…
  • PR Week’s blogging feature
  • Not for profit blogging
  • The press release is dead. Long live the ‘news’ release
  • Press release 2.0

February 2006

  • Mobile data speeds are increasing. PR should act now
  • New Video iPod pic exposed as a fake
  • Researching? Choose Firefox
  • Eight PR moblog hacks…
  • Moblog advertising?
  • The nationals’ year on year circulations
  • Too many feeds and not enough time
  • Moblog UK
  • Warner’s using Shozu
  • Kodak camera ideal for mobloggers
  • Made the news once again
  • An introductory guide to PR blogging
  • Blog crisis communications
  • Four things….or should it be eight?
  • The ghost of Internet future
  • New blog design - PR Blogger 2.0
  • Tester from mobley
  • Pic of my screen
  • Test from mobile
  • Moblog Test
  • Random questions

January 2006

  • Skype with top tunes
  • Media briefing with the MediaGuardian
  • NUJ release citizen journalism code
  • Guy Kawasaki podcast interview
  • Football stars start to blog
  • What’s up with Technorati?
  • Video blog with Google
  • Should presenting be an art to practice?
  • Best agency
  • The Duchess of Northumberland
  • Best use of photography, design and new media
  • Best consumer campaign
  • Best use of media relations
  • PRide Awards North East
  • New blog worth keeping an eye on
  • All the news is fit to know
  • Create RSS without a blog
  • The Long Tail book is nigh
  • Research shows the UK has an appetite for mobile TV
  • Kensington laptop lock. The new Kryptonite?
  • North East PRide Awards
  • New UK PR blog - a student too!
  • Sky launches first ever news video podcasting service
  • ITN are releasing their archives
  • test post
  • UK national newspaper RSS feeds
  • Instant messaging 2.0
  • iTunes music store RSS generator
  • A call for measurement to push the PR profession forward
  • Coffee woes of a blogging journalist
  • Yahoo! Podcasts now supports video blogs
  • Yet another moblog test
  • Tony Blair starts video blogging
  • The mobile way for the youth of today
  • Video iPod attachment - now this does look interesting!
  • The music industry is beginning to use Web 2.0
  • Omega 3 - brain food for thought

December 2005

  • All the best for 2006
  • Googlewood
  • The Sage and Tyne Bridge
  • Rollyo: A powerful research and monitoring tool
  • All the best & a……
  • Opera Mini mobile browser released
  • King Kong - what a movie!
  • ShoZu - the mobile Flickr uploader
  • Kate Moss’ new contract
  • The first use of a Video iPod in a PR campaign
  • UK soon to be the high-speed Internet capital of Europe
  • ‘Making The News’ on the road
  • What’s up with TypePad?
  • Black Eyed Peas are mob video blogging
  • Bush’s iPod endorsement
  • Forbes picks up the Thomas Hawk/PriceRitePhoto story
  • BBC News release 80 iconic and memorable news clips
  • Attack of the spam
  • Global languages for a global PR
  • Durham Cathedral
  • Video blog test
  • Mobile web 2.0
  • Podcast aggregator for Smartphone
  • BBC political editor starts blogging
  • Pitching the wrong blogger: A solution?
  • Starbucks: no frills but effective
  • Alliance & Leicester press release update - oh yeah blame PR
  • Becareful who you target releases at
  • North East band Maximo Park start a moblog
  • MySpace grows 609% in a year
  • 10 Reasons to publish to mobile
  • Blogger “destroys” business
  • Audacious Communications is launched
  • The most bizarre blog I’ve ever seen
  • Why I’ve quit my PR job
  • PubSub has a new number 1
  • Firefox 1.5 released out of beta. But really it shouldn’t have

November 2005

  • The Guardian is starting a podcast
  • PR Week: PR and the media - a one day conference
  • Open (finds, minds, conversations)
  • It’s a cold day
  • New North East PR blog
  • Should the GM blog address layoffs?
  • Microsoft - the world’s most repected company
  • moblog test
  • Tools to get the job done
  • Yet more tips on writing content for your blog
  • University of Sunderland Blog Conference - Result!

October 2005

  • Which brain are you?
  • Using RSS to shop
  • PR Blogger goes mobile
  • Perso-professional PR bloggers
  • The power of a speech
  • What do you contribute to the PR team?
  • PR before the Internet. A long process?
  • Another WordPress invite available
  • Divided loyalties
  • Why would anyone want a career in PR cont.
  • Making the news: Blogging, RSS and the New PR
  • Lunch with Rupert Murdoch
  • The Guardian’s sales up for the first time in years
  • News clips for your iPod video
  • UK online advertising on the increase
  • Video Podcasting
  • iPod video is out. Who wants to buy my iPod photo?
  • Burger King the rebel of fast foods
  • Tech Camp Ireland
  • gada.be
  • Increase in the use of RSS online
  • Grunig & Hunt’s 4 models of PR and blogging practices
  • WordPress Invite Available
  • SPV C550 Smartphone Review
  • Thank You WordPress for Comment Moderation!
  • PR Week US Kicks Off 2006 Student Awards
  • Independent Media - Subscribed
  • Google Introduces online RSS Reader
  • Spy Media, a new way for citizen journalists to gain revenue?

September 2005

  • Tesco Has RSS Feeds
  • I Got National Coverage
  • Blog Back Up…phew!
  • Another Interesting Use for a Blog
  • Niche Journalism and the Beauty of it
  • New York Times Online New Subscription Model
  • Google blog search…Hmm, I’m not sure
  • Tips On Writing Content for Your Blog cont.
  • Profile Extra - What No RSS?
  • The New Outlook Express will have RSS
  • What is Web 2.0?
  • Jeff Jarvis Writing for the Media Guardian
  • Steve Jobs: Podcasts taking off like a rocket
  • Vlogging for Politics
  • Online Press Release Update
  • FIFPro World XI Player Awards
  • Blogs shortlisted for AOP Awards for the First Time
  • BBC leading the way…again!
  • The New Look Guardian Revealed
  • While I’m on the subject of Apple
  • The iPod phone - I’ll give it a miss
  • Tweaking My Blog
  • Here comes the podcast spam
  • IC Network offering RSS feeds
  • Popcasts

August 2005

  • Get cheap airflights via RSS
  • “Journalists don’t flog the blogs”
  • The free WordPress blog - it’s good but it’s got a way to go
  • Internet usage in UK business
  • Online US newspapers reach $1 billion in revenues
  • I made it on the front cover of PR Spin Weekly!
  • Making RSS easier to use
  • TypePad now has podcasting support
  • Viewfinder Design
  • If you’re wondering which blog platform to use…
  • Is it just me or……
  • The news is NowPublic
  • Moylesy’s podcast jingle
  • TypePad problems
  • Murdoch ploughs $1bn into the Internet
  • Phew!…That’s a relief!
  • Gay people more likely to read blogs
  • Submitting press releases online
  • Onfolio for free
  • Local newspapers using RSS

July 2005

  • Moylesy podcasting
  • PubSub employee spamming
  • Transport for London & RSS
  • Following the disaster in London
  • London bombings and the new media
  • “Things you can do with RSS” wiki
  • Box.net RSS File sharing
  • Reuters taps into RSS

June 2005

  • Podcasting, fresh off the presses
  • UK & US PR blogs number comparison
  • Microsoft start with the RSS
  • RSS, what is it?
  • A rant on journalists
  • World’s 100 largest newspapers by circulation
  • Auburn students have a blog start
  • Adam Curry on BBC TV
  • Technorati BETA released
  • Video plug-in for Skype
  • Subscription paid RSS feeds
  • How do you measure a blog’s readership?

May 2005

  • Britcaster
  • Pro blogging
  • MSN Search manager blogging
  • Streamload
  • Why does everyone hate the media?
  • What made a weblog two years ago
  • punditpal
  • PR Week’s top 50 tech PR consultancies
  • MediaAtlas or Romeike?
  • Thank you
  • All in one web-based RSS reader
  • PotKast
  • In bloggers we trust
  • Firefox benefits PR bloggers
  • Top tips from Chris Lewis
  • 300 strong celebrity blog
  • Creating a buzz through blogging
  • German blog survey
  • Gmail invites
  • 100 most powerful people in the UK media
  • How to vlog…vlog
  • Creating a good website pressroom
  • Blogging article in Behind the Spin magazine
  • Blogging ethics
  • He’s a PR guy, he could ruin you
  • Tiger V Longhorn
  • Sell your podcasts?
  • MessageCast aquired by Microsoft
  • Blog research seminar
  • 15 different uses for RSS
  • Blogs V Press Releases
  • Yahoo! video search
  • Students get ahead and blog!
  • How to podcast using Skype - Skypecasting!
  • Handy tips to increase your blog’s visitor traffic

April 2005

  • Simple video streaming for blogs
  • I’m converted!
  • Blogs & podcasting in TV and film
  • Do journalists review press releases?
  • Business Week
  • Podcasts alarm traditional radio
  • RSS Submit
  • A PR appraisal
  • Branded RSS readers
  • Milestone
  • Listen, create and equip
  • Blog language
  • The business case for RSS
  • The end of the press release?
  • SmallBizPod
  • Note to PR students
  • PR Students
  • Micro what?
  • Blogs and public relations
  • Master disaster
  • Clifford the perfect PR model?
  • PR Podcasting
  • Stepping out of the box
  • My first post

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