PR Week's back from its hols and reporting on the industry moves and changes... Cohn & Wolfe has lost its MD of nine months, and Band & Brown has lost a 15-yr veteran boss guy leaving their head of tech to take on his role. It's also done an article on Wikipedia, but I hope it will dig a little deeper into the ethics behind it as it's an issue which seriously needs to be clarified.
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Hehe - I hope it looks under its own patio too. WikiScanner shows that entries edited by Haymarket Publishing (PR Week's owner) IP addresses include their own company and some of their own titles, including one edit to the PR Week entry that changed it to "the leading" weekly trade magazine for the industry!
Posted by: Niall Cook | August 23, 2007 at 05:58 PM