The Junction Box

The big news for those of us with an interest in technical PR this week is that marketing spend fell once more in the last quarter of 2009....

Just the other day an SEO expert * I know compared the way Google reads your web site or Blog to the way you read a newspaper. He asked me, ...

It’s not been a hugely busy period for Media Moves this week. However, we would like to congratulate Rachael Morling, formerly Rachael Winte...

I don’t get excited by things I read about advertising on the Internet very often. Mainly because it’s always about selling more fast moving...

You might have heard about a Web site called Twellow recently, it bills itself as the Yellow Pages of Twitter. Users can create a profile a...

Last week in a post about advertising from The Times newspaper I warned technical PR people that today’s news is no longer tomorrow chip p...

It’s a common misconception that the Blogger platform doesn’t allow the user to add ALT (alternative text) tags, or more accurately attribu...

It’s Friday, which means it’s time to catch up on the technical PR world's media moves of the week. Unsurprisingly, it’s been a quiet o...

Industrial advertisers have been dealt a lesson in the importance of veracity in advertising today, thanks to The Times newspaper. The pub...

If 2009 proved anything it was that engineering PR is getting harder. We saw a number of magazines shut down, including the much loved Elec...

There are plenty of good reasons for a technical or engineering company to set up a Blog. It could be as part of an engineering PR campaign,...

If you are operating in the UK’s engineering PR world, social media marketing is probably either a swear word or your daily mantra. In fact,...