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One of Lambeth Council's press officers has recently caused a PR storm with an ill judged tweet about Streatham, apparently calling for the High Street to be subject to 'napalm'.
Immediate Media, the magazine publisher behind Top Gear, Radio Times and Good Food, is making a round of redundancies following the merger of its BBC Magazines, Origin and Magicalia operations, affecting sales and editorial teams.
Stuff, the monthly gadget magazine, has released three special covers for its latest issue featuring the 2012 Olympic hopefuls Usain Bolt, Jessica Ennis and Mark Cavendish, giving its scantily-clad cover models a rest for the first time.
Michael Woodburn, the man attempting to reinvigorate Capital One's brand in the UK with a four-year sponsorship of the League Cup, has said the key link between the two is "opportunity".
With close to 31 million people attending a Diamond Jubilee party this weekend as the nation unites to celebrate the Queen's 60-year reign, we look at a handful of Jubilee ads sweeping the country.
Nestlé-owned chocolate bar Yorkie is to launch its first TV ad in 10 years, in a move which sees the brand move away from its controversial "It's not for girls" campaign.
Prime Minister David Cameron's special adviser Sean Worth is leaving Downing Street to work for think-tank Policy Exchange.
Carat has promoted Adrian English to the role of head of media investment as part of a series of internal moves.
Ikea is getting in on Jubilee fever with a new viral that promotes the brand's hot dog holder, which has been transformed into the shape of a Corgi.
Graham Duff the UK and Europe managing director at Miroma is to step back from his full time role at the barter company to take the role of non-executive chairman, where he will continue to report to Miroma boss and co-founder Marc Boyan.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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