Freelance Journalist & PR
Gina Clarke is a freelance journalist, PR & Forbes contributor.
She has worked for the BBC, British Forces Broadcasting Service and the Press Association for over a decade.
In 2016 she launched Gina Clarke Media, where she continues with journalism but also offers her PR services for businesses within the health, technology and start-up sectors.
Launching in 2018, Gina Clarke Media will begin to offer a training service both in person and available online with courses set around social media and digital content creation.
Please email gina@ginaclarke.media for more details.
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I'll be the first person to see Meghan Markle's wedding dress
Tina Daheley will be reporting for the BBC on Meghan's big day.
Olympian Rebecca Adlington champions the health benefits of pork
Featuring the lesser known pork medallion, her Asian meal was revealed as part of a new campaign to highlight the health benefits of pork. Rebecca said: "I got behind the...
'Queen Elizabeth won't even be AWARE of Meghan Markle's Instagram' claims Jennie Bond
Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk about the Royal Family's use of social media, Jennie, ex-BBC Royal Correspondent, said: "I very much doubt the Queen is aware of what is...
'Never say never' to a Ground Force reunion, says ex-host Charlie Dimmock
It's been 20-years since Ground Force first appeared on our screens but it may not be the last says ex-host Charlie Dimmock. She confirmed today that she still regularly meets...
Grow your cherry tomatoes on the commute with Ex-Countryfile presenter Julia Bradbury
Family gardening or 'community gardening' is becoming a huge project for urban cities as they tackle the lack of accessible green space by introducing pop up gardens. That's...
Artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency
Microfinance Reaps Rewards For Offline Communities In Africa
How software developments by company Oradian are enabling small businesses to scale up in Africa Picture the scene. It's the month end, and you're due a stock take. Not only do...
Gina Clarke takes an in-depth look at Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Malta All Set to Become "The Blockchain Island" - Latest Online Gambling News
The small island of Malta has made further steps in its bid to become known as "The Blockchain Island". Recent news comes from the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange...
Binance Stopped from Seeking Cash Injections - Latest Online Gambling News
The founder of crypto-exchange Binance is being sued for allegedly breaching an exclusivity agreement. The suit stems from a promise of cash made when the platform was first...
Crypto Mining Expands in Russia
Bitcoin has long been the championed currency of the crypto world but, with only a limited supply of coins to mine, it has jumped from being a hobby for individuals to big...
Why Blockchain Could Be The Downfall Of YouTube Advertising
Digitial advertising amongst media platforms is big business but with fake views and bots plaguing the likes of YouTube, ad-fraud and inaccurate reporting abound. Enter...
10 benefits of using artificial intelligence in the workplace
Can you remember the Matrix? We might not all be plugged in, but now both our personal and business lives are plugged on. Whether it's Siri, Alexa or Clever Nelly, Artificial...
Concerns over cryptocurrency regulations escalate as Bitcoin heralds growth
Concerns over cryptocurrency regulations escalate as Bitcoin heralds growth
Twitter Bans Ads for Cryptocurrency and ICOs - Latest Online Gambling News
The social platform Twitter has become the latest online giant to ban the advertising of cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings (ICOs). Rumors started to circulate in early...
Food & Travel
The truth behind why holiday cottage discounts are not all they appear to be
A holiday lettings company boasting a database of more than 8,000 cottages across the UK and Ireland has been accused of artificially inflating its prices to lure customers in...
Tourico Holidays Forecast London Tourist Bookings to Surge 40%
One of the big winners of the UK's vote to leave the European Union in the June 23rd referndum appears to be the tourism industry. The fall in the Pound has made the UK a...