Here are the areas in marketing, media and public relations that I’m thinking about in my day job at Ketchum. They’re not so much predictions as a work in progress.

Firefighter and Stapleford Fire Station crew manager Kevin Tedds on using Facebook for community education and information.

A commitment to writing daily is a good response to writer’s block. Amanda Coleman has been blogging almost every day in 2016.

A visit to a foodbank in Newcastle shows that Paul Laverty and Ken Loach’s portrayal of hardship in the film I, Daniel Blake wasn’t an exaggeration.

Blogging takes discipline. Here’s what to do if you run out of words.

More than 160 people have achieved Chartered PR Practitioner status. It’s a symbolic milestone on the way to establishing a standard for public relations practice.

I'm raising awareness and funds for a local food bank in the run up to Christmas. Please consider making a donation.

Many bloggers run lucrative media operations that rival traditional media.

In this guest post Marcel Klebba discusses influencer identification using data analysis versus databases. He puts Webfluential, a database tool, through its paces.

I’ve read the latest 230 page Ofcom report so that you don’t have to. It reports on children’s media literacy.

It's important to plan your social media campaign before you start posting content. Here's how.

The last thing you need to read following the European Referendum and the US election is the perspective of a middle aged British white man, but here goes.

The career journey in public relations is far from straightforward. Learning and development is a work in progress.

A start up has combined craft, design and recycling to produce gorgeous handmade products including cases for tech kit.

This is a summary of a presentation that I gave at Brandwatch’s European Now You Know user conference in London, UK.

The PRCA Digital Report is a benchmark for how the public relations business is getting to grips with digital and social forms of communications.

Paul Sutton shares how he's bringing his personal story of managing mental health to bear to help agencies and communication teams. There's a strong business case.

There’s a standoff on the internet between consumers and publishers. It's difficult to see how anyone can win.

Working 9 to 5, or thereabouts, leaves 16 hours free. It’s the perfect amount of time for a microadventure.

The Reuters Institute Digital Report 2016 reports on the ongoing decline of traditional news media and its uneasy relationship with digital platforms.