BBC News has started streaming its live channel on YouTube in the UK and US for the first time. On the face of it, this is a distribution story. The…
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Following an event that brought 150 young people together with professionals from across the creative industries in Manchester, Be Broadcast and Working Options in Education are planning to bring Closing…
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Community radio plays an important role in British broadcasting, giving local communities a voice, developing new talent and creating opportunities for people who might otherwise struggle to find a way…
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Manchester and Salford have become major centres of British broadcasting, bringing national newsrooms, television production and radio to the North. But with audiences changing, new platforms emerging and questions remaining…
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Can we say the C-word yet? For PR teams, probably. Christmas campaigns are already taking shape, research is being commissioned, talent is being booked and launch dates are starting to…
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When Accidentally Brilliant started, the idea was pretty simple. Josh Tracey-Wheeler is nosey. He wanted to know how interesting people got into what they do, particularly when there was an…
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Putting a well-known name at the front of a campaign can get attention. But recognition on its own doesn’t give someone a reason to be talking about the story. For…
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When The Expert Doesn’t Exist You read a mortgage story in a national newspaper. An expert is quoted. They have a plausible job title, a professional-looking biography and something sensible…
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One national story does not mean one national pitch. For the Royal College of Radiologists, the central message was strong enough to travel across the UK: staffing shortages were delaying…
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We have more ways to communicate than at any point in history. TV, radio, mobile phones, social media, apps, websites and instant alerts mean information can reach millions of people…
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