It must have seemed like a good idea. Take the kinder Labour politics to the Tories in Manchester. Show how they are a narrow faction that doesn’t represent the country. But the best laid political plans oft go awry…
As the sun set on the first day of conference under Corbyn’s Labour it was followed by a grave omen. …
Up till now, interactive stories like that of The New York Times Snowfall have been out of reach for many publishers and brands, not just because of the usual research and writing time, but the tech it took to develop. It was always going to take a major player to make this kind of interactive story easier to produce and now Facebook’s newish feature Instant Articles, has done exactly that…for mobiles.
Bournemouth 2015 may have been shunned by many in the journalistic and lobbying world. But if they had bothered to turn up they would have found themselves at the best-attended Liberal Democrat conference in history courtesy of the party’s recent membership surge.
I want to get something off my chest – something that’s been grinding my gears for several months.
It’s the two excuses we’re still coming up against in the financial services sector to avoid social media marketing.
Thesis Asset Management plc, the investment manager focused on professional partnerships, is delighted to announce that James Nield has been appointed office director of its Chichester office.
The year is 2025. An office worker is interrupted mid-email to the sound of a light tapping. After first looking to her iPhone XII she realises the sound comes from the grime-covered window. (The window has not been opened for a while as there was no need to see outside thanks to the virtual reality wall the company put in five months ago).
Advertising financial products has never been easy, but it’s about to get a whole lot harder.
The growing trend of ad blocking, brought to you by easy-to-download free software, is to be further facilitated by Apple’s new mobile and computer operating systems, IoS 9 and OS X 10.11, both to be released in autumn this year.
YouGov has released a poll about the Labour leadership election which suggests that Jeremy Corbyn could win on the first round with 53% of the vote. There have been reports of halls packed out with people who have turned up to hear Corbyn speak and not having been able to get in and shouts of ‘Jez we can’. So it’s a done deal then?
MRM, the specialist financial services public relations consultancy, has today announced the appointment of Chris Tuite as associate director in its Corporate & Consumer team.
As part of its continued expansion, MRM Public and Regulatory Affairs has appointed Jansev Jemal to bolster its consultancy proposition…
MRM Public and Regulatory Affairs has appointed former Campaign Manager Robin McGhee to spearhead its parliamentary and political intelligence unit. This is the latest in a round of hires by growing agency MRM, the multi-disciplinary financial services consultancy.