All the big movements in the press and media industries in the past week. Read the full story

This week: the media‘s longest running shareholder dispute finally ends; in PR, Nick Clegg has copied his mate Dave in losing his chief strategist; and in marketing, social network pretenders Google+ settles for someone from MySpace.

As I sit here it’s pouring with rain outside. An hour earlier a gentleman from the Met Office solemnly assured the BBC Breakfast audience that it will now rain for one month solid. Read the full story

All the big movements in the press and media industries in the past week. Read the full story

I was invited this week to an off-the-record briefing by an Army officer, currently working in Whitehall at the Ministry of Defence. His experience includes several years with Special Forces and three tours in Afghanistan. Read the full story

Locog, the organiser of the London Olympics, is continuing its determined effort to protect the interests of major sponsors such as McDonald’s and Coca-Cola, by enforcing strict rules on social media that athletes and, bizarrely, attendees will have to follow. Read the full story

All the big movements in the press and media industries in the past week. Read the full story

This week, Absolute Radio snares a celeb name for its Olympic coverage, Bentley signs up a new marketing chief and Atomic PR continues to expand its focus across the EMEA region. Read the full story