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Digital PR - a sector where new technology is changing how we do thingsB2B feature - an indepth review of this lucrative sectorMobile Marketing - 2010 is the year of the mobile and we explain whyGeneral Election - a look into lobbying and crisis PR

Here’s just a taster of what's in the latest issue, out Friday 2nd April:

News roundup
8 pages of this week's news, work and the best comments generated from online, digested into one easy to read summary.

Levy & McRae
PR Glasgow style - The Drum explores whether links between Scotland’s top defamation legal firm and Scottish media professionals may represent a conflict of interest.

Uncle Carl
Agency agony uncle Carl Hopkins solves all your problems in his usual inimitable fashion.

Common of Houses
Electoral Reform design competition looks for ideas for how the voting system could be redesigned.

Cyber Politics
Look at the main parties embracing social media to best position themselves for upcoming general election

Client Profile
The Drum talks to Warburtons about its plans to reposition the brand and expand into the snacks market.

Game Interview
Video games have become the third pillar of entertainment industry. The Drum investigates how retailer Game is capitalising on its preeminent position in the industry.

Creative Review
Jianni Geras, marketing manager at Michelin UK, takes a look at some of the most recent creative offerings.

Commercial Production
A look into the traditional values of commercial film and the effect expanding media platforms are having on these.

Blogosphere
A selection of our favourite blog posts from the past two weeks.

MIN Report
The social media challenge: how to use social media to revolutionise your customer service.

Plus this week’s People on the Move and dozens of new industry jobs.

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