Gossip was rife about Trafigura last week, but news blogs had a greater audience than gossip sites such as Twitter

21st October 2009 • PR Research

Judges rule in X Factor and Strictly Come Dancing headlines

14th October 2009 • PR Research

The Sun’s switch to the Conservatives is good news for The Sun

7th October 2009 • PR Research

More people relax with Facebook than Twitter claims latest PRmoment research

30th September 2009 • PR Research

The high street chains of Top Shop and Primark outshine Gucci and Prada when it comes to media mentions

23rd September 2009 • PR Research

RSPCA succeeds in generating greater online coverage than Oxfam, NSPCC and Marie Curie

16th September 2009 • PR Research

Tesco makes the loudest noise in the media, with more coverage than Asda, Morrisons and Sainsburys put together

10th September 2009 • PR Research

Bruno’s power to shock helped it hit the headlines this summer, while the magic still works for Harry Potter

3rd September 2009 • PR Research

Reassuringly the troubles of Afghanistan are concerning the media more than celebrity stories like Katie Price and Peter Andre

19th August 2009 • PR Research

Ryanair dominates the headlines when media discuss low-cost flying

13th August 2009 • PR Research