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Why does software keep failing in 2019?

Why does software keep failing in 2019?
We’ve been working for software testing providers since 2008, and have witnessed how the proliferation of software, apps and now IoT devices, is leading to a very buoyant sector. According to industry analyst Frost & Sullivan, the software testing market expected to grow at 14% CAGR in next few years with the rise of agile…
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Three big trends media are talking about now

Three big trends media are talking about now
What topics are the media talking about most right now and what are they likely to be interested in hearing more about from your client? Here are just three of the (currently) hot topics that we know journalists are particularly keen on: AI and automation technologies Thanks to digital transformation, the innovation and leveraging of…
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Top tips for freelance PR

Top tips for freelance PR
When we need specialist PR expertise or even just an extra hand, we call on freelance PR experts. As you may know, if you are reading this blog, public relations services are something that the vast majority of businesses and personal brands need. This is because they desire to be seen positively in the public…
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How to get into The Financial Times newspaper

How to get into The Financial Times newspaper
How many times have you been approached by a potential client or a member of the management team who wants a guarantee that you can get them into a top tier national newspaper like The Financial Times? Sadly often the number of requests are far higher than the amount of really high-quality news offered by…
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10 top UK retailing technology journalists

10 top UK retailing technology journalists
Whether working for a bricks and mortar High Street retailer or an e-commerce brand, there are a variety of retail media titles that you should consider targeting for coverage. Here is our list of the ten UK-based retailing technology journalists that you may want to target. It’s not in any particular order, and does not include…
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Will the EU Copyright Directive be the end of Google News in Europe?

Will the EU Copyright Directive be the end of Google News in Europe?
The new EU Copyright Directive is causing a lot of unhappiness. While it will affect us PR people, almost 4.5 million Europeans have signed a change.org petition to stop Article 13, the part of European copyright legislation created with the intent to better protect creativity and find effective ways for copyright holders to protect their…
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12 free ways to support low budget PR efforts

12 free ways to support low budget PR efforts
Sometimes you need to persuade your bosses that PR is a worthwhile promotional activity, so one way is to try and do it yourself, get some traction and then ask, "can we now please ask the PR professionals, who will be able to do the same or probably better much more efficiently?" If you want…
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What is core PR content and what can I do with it?

What is core PR content and what can I do with it?
Having a core piece of content can help interest media and open up both coverage and other marketing and social media opportunities. But what is a core piece of content? A press release about a brand new technology is a core piece of content, as is an in-depth technical article that breaks down a hot…
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Cool Asian start-ups with launches/demos at CES 2019

Cool Asian start-ups with launches/demos at CES 2019
Kicking off this week in Las Vegas is the 51st annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) – the biggest technology trade show in the world. Acting as a showcase for some of the most eagerly anticipated and awaited, and innovative developments in technology products to watch for over this coming year, CES 2019 runs from 8th…
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