By now, most of us are on social media networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram – possibly all of the above. But where are the boundaries when it comes to employers using this information to determine if you’re right for a position in their company?

A strong brand should be supported by clever, emotive imagery that captures its essence. Capturing the right image for a corporate brand can be tricky, but Cole Lawson recently worked with a world-renowned fashion photographer and discovered some tricks of the trade to share.

We all love these stories: frustrated consumer takes on corporate giant in a witty and creative way. However, if you are the company involved, funny consumer protests can represent a public relations and reputational nightmare.

An innovative employee share scheme and a growing, global portfolio of corporate and industrial clients has seen Cole Lawson Communications named Queensland's PR Consultancy of the Year.

Cole Lawson Senior Account Executive Patrick MacDonald was today named the winner of the 2012 Ian Robertson Award for emerging public relations professionals by the industry's peak body.

Third year UQ Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations) student Tanita McPherson has been named the 2012 Cole Lawson Communications Scholarship recipient, describing the opportunity in her acceptance speech as “the public relations equivalent of Willy Wonka’s Golden Ticket”.

QUT PR student (and new Cole Lawson employee) Tali Scott prepared a video internship blog. To view the video click read more.

Cole Lawson managed the national media launch of the new "Injex" product this week - a needle-free anaesthetic for dentists. Our team pitched the Injex story to a wide range of media and achieved significant national coverage.

High-achieving UQ student Hannah Lucas has been announced as the 2011 winner of the prestigious Cole Lawson Award.

The Cole Lawson team is working hard this week to help Volunteering Qld with the media launch of a project that will help householders and businesses better prepare ourselves for emergencies.