It’s good PR for Lady Gaga and Metro International but bad PR for Blackberry’s new Playbook Good & Bad PR
Rich Leigh is not strapped for ideas for this week’s good PR thanks to the Sensis sheath, and finds that when it comes to bad PR, McVities takes the biscuit Good & Bad PR
Vodafone rings Rich Leigh’s bell this week, but Sony’s lack of security sounds alarm bells Good & Bad PR
Hats off to T-Mobile for its Royal Wedding stunt, but someone needs to put their foot down at the MoD Good & Bad PR
Women stripped and in strips, who can complain? But it’s not good news for News of the World Good & Bad PR
Cheers to Marmite, Vaseline, Air New Zealand and Google, but boos to GoDaddy and Rangers Good & Bad PR
Radiohead’s foray into publishing hits the right note, but a certain author strikes the wrong chord Good & Bad PR
Wetsuit brands use some bear cheek to get great publicity on eBay, but Apple outrages with its “gay cure” app Good & Bad PR
This week’s halo is worn by Lynx for its heavenly stunts, but Microsoft and Burger King chiefs fail to impress Good & Bad PR
Disney’s house-lifting stunt blows Rich Leigh away this week, but he’s royally unimpressed by the Government’s response to latest Prince Andrew headlines Good & Bad PR
This week Rich Leigh is milking the Icecreamists Baby Gaga ice cream story while he goes gunning for Ashley Cole Good & Bad PR
IBM impresses with its PR as much as its programming, Foursquare brings HISTORY to life, but the earthquake in Christchurch caught Expedia napping Good & Bad PR
This week, the good guy is Will Carling, but the Conservative Party’s interns policy fails to impress Good & Bad PR
The new Gnomeo and Juliet film wins our Good PR of the Week and Kenneth Cole gets the Bad PR accolade Good & Bad PR
