Thanks mainly to the internet, PR is changing. Gone are the days of paying an agency to ‘do’ PR and measuring results in the number of press releases issued and ‘column inches’ gained. PR is getting back to its roots – being actively involved in conversations about an industry or product.

Until recently, businesses on Twitter were offered precious little in the way of developer tools, and advertising was limited to what can be done with twenty words or so, but in April, the website announced plans to incorporate targeted advertisements

It’s the time of year that bloggers like to engage in a bit of crystal ball gazing. We didn’t want to be left out, so here is a run down of the things that we think will be important in 2010 for small businesses and entrepreneurs.
Focus on the money
The lack of bank support and squeeze [...]