An unnamed England footballer has won an injunction preventing the media from publishing claims about his private life.
He is the third England international player in just 2 weeks to be granted such an order.
Rather than looking to High Court injunctions to protect reputations – as well as big-money contracts and sponsorships - PR Superstar suggests that high-profile figures and so-called “role models” clean up their personal lives, so there is no danger of embarrassing revelations coming back to bite them where it hurts.
Read the latest on this story in Press Gazette.
TV Studios for The Financial Times
The FT has unveiled new TV studios, as the quality newspaper title ramps up its multimedia output.
Press Gazette carries the full story.
Savvy newspapers and magazines, even the smaller, more local titles, understand that in order to keep their readers – and win new ones - they must move with the times and bring their media offerings bang up-to-date.
The days of being ‘just’ a print journalist are long gone – now, reporters and writers must think of stories and features in terms of video, podcast, visuals, blog, and online, as well as print, all of which makes for a rich and unrivalled story-telling experience.
Tags: Journalists, Multimedia, New Media, Old Media, Press Gazette, The Financial Times, The FT | Posted in PR Comment September 24th, 2010