PR guru Mark Borkowski disagreed [with Piers Morgans tweets] and said his image was strong enough to bounce back. “It’s certainly not a good day for his brand. They will be wringing their hands in despair but there is always the ability to recover,” he said. “Plus, he is a double act, it is not…
The People, 05.02.17 Last night PR expert Mark Borkowski said of questions about Beckham-UNICEF connection: “If your being flown all over the world the costs will rack up and the basic problem is that these things have slipped out. It’s not helpful but, then again, people don’t realise the complexities that go into celebrities being…
Sunday Mirror, 05.02.17 Last night PR expert said: “If your being flown all over the world the costs will rack up and the basic problem is that these things have slipped out. It’s not helpful but, then again, people don’t realise the complexities that go into celebrities being involved with charities. Even these game shows…
Sunday Express, 01.01.17 “It’s a passing of icons that cannot be replaced,” says media PR agent and author Mark Borkowski. “They were groundbreaking artists. George Michael was on the cusp of making some more great records. You look around at a generation that’s left behind and you realise that many of them are on borrowed…
The sponsorship files: who funds our biggest arts institutions? http://www.theguardian.com/culture/2015/mar/02/arts-corporate-sponsorship-tate-british-museum
Download the BBC Radio 4 Media Show Podcast from Wednesday 28th January to hear Mark discussing The Sun’s PR strategy for Page 3 http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/media
Mark comments on Benedict Cumberbatch’s ‘coloured’ remark in the run up to the Oscars. Has this scuppered his chances for an Oscar? http://metro.co.uk/2015/01/27/the-timing-is-just-terrible-for-such-a-remark-has-benedict-risked-his-oscar-chances-with-coloured-remark-5037917/?ito=v-a
Mark’s take on Andy Murray’s new logo in The Scottish Sun.
Celebrity selfies: A year of famous photographs from attention-seeking stars. Pouting, posing, primping, preening – there’s little today’s celebs love better than snapping themselves in a selfie. http://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/celebrity-selfies-year-famous-photographs-2928335
Apple’s Tim Cook: Martyr Or Visionary? Steve Jobs’ suited successor, Tim Cook, may not excite the same quasi-religious fervour, but those who lament that Apple’s heyday is behind it may yet be proved wrong. http://www.managementtoday.co.uk/news/1313403/apples-tim-cook-martyr-visionary/