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TechCrunch’s announcement that it will break every embargo it agrees to has caused something of a stir amongst PR and journo bloggers alike. TC’s Michael Arrington explained the good, the bad and the...
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Perhaps a little frivolous to start a Monday morning with, but hey. Journalist to PR promoting new revolutionary social media software: “Yes, I’ll honour the embargo… for the rest of my working life.”...
View ArticleComplaint to PCC raises further criticism of Sunday Times’ environment coverage
According to a report in the Guardian yesterday, Simon Lewis, an expert on tropical on forests at the University of Leeds, has filed a complaint with the Press Complaints Commission (PCC) about an...
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Embargoes on abstracts and publications from scientific conferences, in this case: Journalists might not see the fuss here but scientific conferences are usually considered private events with great...
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