There’s lots to learn for media, marketing and PR from Mary Meeker’s annual Internet report but be wary of the US bias if you live or work elsewhere.

PR practitioners shared the stories of their careers and advice on landing that all important first job at a recent event for students at Newcastle University.

Students need all the help they can get, but a recent suggestion on social media didn’t elicit the response I expected.

A new report published by the CIPR examines how much of what we do in public relations is threatened by technology. It’s an important piece of work.

A primer about Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa and the opportunity for organisational communications.

The drive by the CIPR’s #AIinPR panel to characterise the tools used by the public relations profession is gathering pace.

The latest edition of FuturePRoof published today explores the role of communication in the NHS.

Inbound PR is a new book about modernising marketing and public relations by Iliyana Stareva.

The UK Government published its Communication Plan for 2018/2019 last night at a Government Communication Service (GCS) event in London last night.

The Global Alliance has published a capability framework for public relations.

Public relations practitioners should have a rudimentary understanding of the Facebook newsfeed. It’s an important form of media connecting 40 million people in the UK.

Facebook, we need to talk about our relationship.

AMEC announced a search for a new CEO this week. Barry Leggetter is stepping down after 11 years. I caught up with Barry and AMEC chairman Richard Bagnall to find out more.

Deirdre Breakenridge’s latest book Answers for Modern Communicators is a guide book to a career in communications. I was honoured to contribute to foreword.

The CIPR has published its annual State of the Profession survey. It’s a call to action to everyone working in the profession.

Search engine optimisation (SEO) is about listening to conversations on the web, creating relevant content and building relationships. It’s public relations.

We can’t foresee how the data that we share via the internet might be used. That's an issue.

We hosted an event at Ketchum last week to help organisations make sense of influencer marketing and influencer relations. This is a summary of the conversation.

The CIPR #AIinPR panel has crowdsourced a growing list of tools and begun the process of benchmarking a scale of PR tech. Our next job is to determine the impact of tech on skills. Could you help?

The CIPR #AIinPR panel has published an initial list of tools collated from its crowdsourced project. You’ll almost certainly discover something to help you work smarter.