Issue 59 - August 2011
Regulating the media
Controlling the media
Author: Andrew Cave | Topic: Media relations
Andrew Cave considers the current debate about the potential regulation of Britain's press in the wake of Hackgate
In defence of the Press Complaints Commission
Author: Jonathan Collett | Topic: Personal View
Jonathan Collett, director of communications at the PCC, defends the body's record and explains the future role it could play in regulating the media
The death of the press release?
Author: Clare Harrison | Topic: Media relations
Clare Harrison looks at the rise of the virtual newsroom and considers the future of media relations
One for all
Author: Helen Dunne | Topic: Profile
Helen Dunne meets Fiona Cannon OBE, diversity and inclusion director at Lloyds Banking Group, and learns about how recognising that one size does not fit all is good for business
Creating the perfect annual report iPad app
Author: Tristán White | Topic: Top ten tips
Tristán White, web producer at Legal & General Group, offers his advice on creating an iPad app for annual reports and accounts
Here is the news
Author: Mark Leftly | Topic: Reputation management
Mark Leftly considers how News Corp reacted to the furore surrounding hackgate and whether its actions are enough to restore its reputation
A contented customer
Author: Sheli Rodney | Topic: Digital media
BA marketed its new app through related content rather than traditional advertising, finds Sheli Rodney
Why codes matter in business
Author: Helen Dunne | Topic: Best practice
Helen Dunne reviews Radley Yeldar's analysis of the codes of conducts for the FTSE 350 companies
A language barrier
Author: Nigel Hawkes | Topic: Statistically speaking
Nigel Hawkes, director at Straight Statistics, is unimpressed by the methodology of a survey on the use of Welsh language
