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1. Child Safety Week 2011

   Here are some of the coverage highlights from our two stories for Child Safety Week 2011. See previous “Spreading the word for Child Safety Week” post for background to the Autopilot

   

   Ana Granger on Jul 27, 2011

2. Spreading the word for Child Safety Week

   It’s been a frantic few weeks at Claremont Towers in the build up to the Child Accident Prevention Trust’s annual awareness drive:  Child Safety Week. Our first story went live

   

   Claremont Communications on Jun 20, 2011

3. Data is Power at the RSA

   Big thanks to all those who attended and helped make happen our Data is Power event this week. The breakfast seminar at the RSA was designed to get the grey

   

   Simon Booth-Lucking on Jun 12, 2011

4. Dementia map in PR Week

   Our dementia map work for Alzheimer’s Society was featured in PR Week. Click the image below to have a read.

   

   Ben Caspersz on Apr 19, 2011

5. Mapping the gap for Alzheimer’s Society

   The map helped drive the story to the top of the BBC News health section. Today the Alzheimer’s Society and Alzheimer’s Scotland launch their “Mapping the Dementia Gap” study, and new partnership

   

   Claremont Communications on Mar 1, 2011

6. Urgent Sri Lanka flood appeal – can you help?

   By Ben Caspersz We have been hearing a lot about Brisbane and the landslides in Brazil, but now the scale and impact of the flooding in Sri Lanka is starting

   

   Claremont Communications on Jan 15, 2011

7. 10 Reasons I Really Should Be On Facebook

   1. It’s annoying to miss friends’ birthdays.  Facebook would make this a thing of the past. 2. Facebook might be useful for cultivating business contacts. Not everyone’s keen on Linkedin.

   

   Claremont Communications on Oct 30, 2010

8. 10 Reasons I’m Not On Facebook

   1. I hate the way Facebook uses the word ‘friend’ – the word has been utterly debased. 2. I don’t need it – I’m already well plugged in to the

   

   Ben Caspersz on Sep 27, 2010

9. Sketched-up trillion shows the power of pictures

   At the G20 summit they did a deal on One TRILLION dollars. What does one TRILLION dollars look like? That’s one followed by twelve zeros. But what does that look

   

   Claremont Communications on Apr 7, 2009