It doesn’t matter who you are, or what you want to comment on, if you are prepared to do something that catches people’s attention (for that read journalists’ attention), you can have your say on anything.

Our client T-Enterprise has done it yet again with a quick turnaround of a game about Jeremy Clarkson.
In last weekend’s Top Gear, Clarkson made a joke about lorry drivers murdering prostitutes, generating a lot of media coverage this week.
It took T-Enterprise just 24 hours to create a game called Run Clarkson Run, where truckers get [...]

Somebody tell me this is a joke. Or a PR stunt.
Pizza Hut is changing its name to Pasta Hut.
Er, right.
This may just be a PR stunt as they put a load more pasta on the menu. But renaming a business is something you don’t do lightly.
Went to Pizza Hut last night and it [...]

August is traditionally Silly Season, when news is a little thin on the ground and quirky stories can get more coverage then they normally would.
This is because of the Great British Summer Getaway. Fewer people here means fewer stories. And it’s a big opportunity for your business. But you need to start planning now.
Surveys and [...]

Well, we’ve not been here before.
On last night’s BBC News at Ten, the Wee Willie Walsh game from our client T-Enterprise featured in a report on the continuing problems BA are having at Terminal Five.
You can see it for the next six days on the iplayer. It’s about 8 minutes and 20 seconds in.
Pity [...]

A tiny part of me wanted to believe this was real.
Great viral, because after I realised it was a gag, I emailed it to 50 people.

On Monday I bought a fantastic new PDA phone thing… cost me a small fortune… and this morning I dropped it on the pavement and scuffed three corners. At least I created some new swear phrases.
Wish I had a tough mobile like the one just launched by Peter Jones (the very tall one from Dragon’s [...]

This is a bit off-topic, but made me laugh so much I had to show you.
What do you do when the boss deserves a prank and you’ve got a few hours to kill? How about use up the office’s stock of Post-It notes?
If you do do this at your office, take a photo and send [...]

To get free publicity you need to do something different. You’ve got to stand out.
Pushing a vehicle around to raise money for charity is good.
Pushing the milk float from Father Ted 800 miles, with a bookmaker sponsoring you and offering odds on the vehicle becoming Ireland’s Eurovision entry, is excellent!
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Now this is what I call a publicity stunt!
Probably more real Daleks in one place than any episode of Doctor Who (ignoring the CGI Daleks, of course).