PRmoment’s regular analysis of the PR performance of global brands, shows that Google continues to grab the most headlines
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In the last week of the election, Conservatives were most often in the media’s spotlight
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Now that it’s a three-party election, online media coverage reflects the heightened profile of the Liberal Democrats
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The Liberal Democrats have raised their profile, but which party is really winning the PR battle?
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In the last ten days, PRmoment research shows that the Conservatives have grabbed more of the online headlines
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This Easter, chocolate news focuses on Nestle’s and Cadbury’s management rather than their confectionery
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Google continues to top PRmoment’s brand league table. Toyota generates most downbeat coverage
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Injury stops play for David Beckham, but will it slow down his commercial value?
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Leave me alone! Consumers want to hear from friends, not brands, through social media
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Why the BBC’s restructure might not be enough to silence its critics
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The PR League: Why Google hits the top spot in the online news rankings, but Coke hits the sweet spot
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It’s terrible news for Toyota, but have some of its PR efforts exacerbated the crisis?
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