My opinion on PR and all things social.

On the world of PR and communications. PeRspectives property of Carly Dove. There have been no lack of blog posts and articles written recently about Pinterest. I am one of those new users. Having only started using Pinterest earlier this month. My issue with the site lies in not giving proper credit to where the content comes from when pinning, which is an issue many bloggers have had.

I thought it was time to get up out of the ditch. If you want to continue to follow my musings, which should hopefully be more regular, and more wide-ranging, you will now find me at www. I hope to see you there.

The observations of a Public Relations student. Welcome to the first of several entries which will address the question of how important it is for aspiring PR professionals to have a degree level qualification in the discipline. Is education or experience more important? Is having a first degree in a non-PR subject a drawback? There may be no definitive right or wrong answer, and so I will be interviewing PR professionals to give us their perspective.

Briefing notes on a restless industry. The week just passed was definitely one of those that will make the history books. This year, Italian elections mark a watershed moment. Results were difficult to digest for me, but not a big surprise Grillo a part.

An insight into the life of Julian E. There was an error in this gadget. Saturday, July 07, 2012. The kid is transfixed by The Gruffalo playing on the TV, so I take the time to check my e-mail. I felt like this inside. And did I get it? Part II co.

And will start a diary about the Australian adventure, but this chapter has come to an end. Article in Propublica about PR and Journalism ethics. Blog connecting inner and outer spheres.

Does internal comms have a role in a failing business? This month the Great British high street has taken another thorough beating. It goes without saying that in a perfect world such confusion and .

After recently joining O Communications. On an intern basis, I took a few days out of the office to experience my first real PR campaign; Time to Change. It is led by Mind and Rethink and funded by the Big Lottery Fund and Comic Relief. Thirdly, PR really can make a d.