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It’s early days for the ITV Local trial here in Brighton & Hove (which we looked at in a previous post) so we’ll reserve judgement …

Just when we all started to get dewy-eyed about the possibility of using connected media to help companies adopt a more open attitude to communicating, …

I was in Wales yesterday to speak to Cardiff University’s post-grad PR diploma class about tech/TMT public relations. A very bright bunch they were too, …

BT positioned its TV service trailer announcement (which hit the press yesterday) as setting out its vision (see press release). From a comms perspective it …

Charles Arthur’s scooped the media trade titles and – as far as I can tell – even his new employer, by announcing on his blog …

Thanks to Random Culture for the story of one of those simple-but-brilliant applications of podcast technology from top US university Stanford: it’s started podcasting its …

Thanks to Random Culture for the story of one of those simple-but-brilliant applications of podcast technology from top US university Stanford: it’s started podcasting its …

Thanks to Random Culture for the story of one of those simple-but-brilliant applications of podcast technology from top US university Stanford: it’s started podcasting its …

Following on from the round-up of Murdoch acquisitions ("What you’re watching is Murdoch’s strategy evolving in real time") I’ll go out on a limb with …

Nicholas Carr started the lash a-backing with his essay-post The Amorality of Web 2.0. Last night The Register ran a "letters special" filled with responses …