Tim drafted a great post last week about the continuing benefit of face to face communications in a digital world.
Quest put this to the test last night when we held a networking event for our clients, including Bluefish Regeneration, hlw McCombie Commercial Lawyers, Davidson Large and business partners to celebrate a clutch of new business [...]

I was doing some bedtime reading a few days ago which summarised one of the ironies of this increasingly digital age.

How storming that an increasing number of our long-standing and new clients are harnessing the social media toolkit to define the best tools to drive their business goals and vision.
Before dipping your big toe into the more popular sites such as Twitter, LinkedIn, or blogging, begin with the end in mind and establish their relevance [...]

There are people in many occupations that I have a great deal of sympathy for and one of these groups is photographers. In the recession and a time where even five year-olds own digital cameras their trade is one often deemed transferable to the first person who suggests ‘it’s OK, I’ll do it’ in place [...]

On the way home from work one evening this week, I enjoyed the distraction of the dulcet tones of Michael Burke on Radio Four’s ‘the Moral Maze’ programme. The topic up for debate on that evening’s offering was the influence of Twitter, and the ‘fine line between popular and spontaneous debate, and mob rule’. Mob [...]

I have a confession to make. In my ten years or so as a journalist I might occasionally have been guilty trampling rough-shod over the earnest pleas of PR agencies asking me, quite reasonably, to consider the newsworthiness of their oh-so-interesting clients. I admit it, I may also have, perhaps flippantly, cast aside the press [...]