
Freelancer News


Dyson unsure of business case for The Apprentice
Creative entrepreneur warns about the risks of reality TV broadcasting business.
Cruise dumps his sister as chief PR
Hollywood star decides PR is best kept out of the family, after two years in the limelight.
Freelancer's Question: My client has offered me a permanent position
SJD Accountancy helps a freelance weigh up the financial pros and cons of accepting a permanent role from a regular client.
Blogs connect freelancers to local press
Unheard freelance voices of the blogosphere add colour to local newspapers.
Jones snaps up fellow Dragon’s Red Letter Days
Telecoms entrepreneur swoops on his fellow Dragon to snap up her lifeless brainchild.
BBC bosses savaged over fat-cat bonuses
Unions urge BBC Director General to unite his executive troops by ditching big bonuses.
Marketing boss loses £18k bid for clowning about
Entertainment entrepreneur shouts 'Yipeee' as marketing chief’s £18,000 claim for injuries is thrown out.
How to write a press release
Expert PR advice on how to write and make the most of your press releases.
Seventies singer claims back spotlight
One-time vocalist with Pink Floyd wins half share of copyright ownership on the wailing song.
TV freelancers protest over exploitation
Two veterans defending TV freelancers will take their fight direct to Downing Street.
Vonage vows long-term assault on BT and Vodafone
Cheap internet calls and next generation Wi-Fi to go live for 'broadband-savvy' Brits.
Freelance reporter's investigation leads to jail term for councillor
Freelance journalist Richard Orange played a key role in bringing a council misconduct case to court, which has resulted in the jailing of a former council leader for 18 months.
Treasury crackdown on money laundering - the new rules
As a new Treasury crackdown on money laundering takes effect, businesses of all sorts and all sizes face prosecution, possibly prison, if they handle 'dirty' cash - even unwittingly.
How the internet has changed our lives
Nielsen/Net ratings take a look at the 10 websites and applications believed to have had the biggest impact on our lives since the internet took its first steps towards becoming a mass medium in the UK.