PR Week

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PR Week is the leading weekly trade magazine for the public relations industry with a circulation of 16,000 in consultancies and leading in-house private and public sector PR and corporate communication departments across the UK.

It is the voice of the UK PR industry and the leading source of news, analysis and opinion on all aspects of public relations for PR practitioners working across PR sectors ranging from healthcare to public affairs, and city & corporate to the public and voluntary sectors.

PRWeek also produces benchmark research into the size and shape of the UK public relations industry including the annual ranking of Top 150 PR consultancies and Salary Survey as well as surveys into key issues for the public relations industry such as staff retention.

In addition to sector specific news, analysis and features PRWeek also regularly produces in-depth supplements focusing on issues ranging from aspects of reputation management and corporate communications to updates on new PR tools and techniques.

Subscribers to PRWeek also receive PRWeek Worldwire, a daily e-mail bulletin of news from over 28 countries drawn from our international PR titles in the US, Germany and Hong Kong, affiliates in Russia, Poland and Argentina plus a worldwide network of stringers. Subscribers can also sign up for a range of sector specific weekly bulletins which deliver news, opinion and analysis on Healthcare, City and Corporate and Public Sector public relations plus media relations direct to your desktop.

PRWeek also hosts a number of national and international conferences throughout the year including the annual sell out PR and the Media and Taking Drama out of a Crisis plus the biennial ICCO Summit.

The original UK edition, edited by Danny Rogers, is now 22 years old. There is also a US edition, edited by Julia Hood, which launched in the late 1990s - and a German edition.

Published by the UK's largest independent publishing group, Haymarket, PRWeek also has representation in Asia, via Media Asia magazine.