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Expanding markets: Focus - The global search for growth
UK PR agencies are turning their attention to expanding global markets. Kate Magee reports on those offering the best opportunities for growth.
Global News
Expanding Markets: India
Number of PR agencies: 20 members of the Public Relations Consultants Association...
Expanding Markets: China
Number of PR agencies: Unknown, but big players include Ogilvy PR, Burson-Marsteller,...
Expanding Markets: Russia
Number of PR agencies: The Russian Public Relations Consultancies Association (AKOS) has...
Expanding Markets: Brazil
Number of PR agencies: The Brazilian Association of Communications Agencies (ABRACOM) has...
Brazilian Soccer Schools appoints Multitude Media to support coaching initiatives
Multitude Media has been appointed by the International Confederation of Futebol De...
Russian internet firm Yota calls in Good Relations and Harvard PR
The first company to launch high-speed wireless internet across Russia has brought...
Microsoft and Nokia's partnership poses challenges, say agency chiefs
Microsoft's partnership with Nokia poses challenges for the PR functions in both...
Pelham Bell Pottinger hires executive director for Asia Pacific from Ogilvy PR
Pelham Bell Pottinger has appointed Danny Phan, as executive director of its...
Goodyear Dunlop's UK comms manager promoted to EMEA PR director
Communications manager for tyre manufacturer Goodyear Dunlop, James Bailey, has been promoted...
Travelex appoints Redleaf Polhill for global PR brief
Travelex, the foreign exchange provider, has appointed Redleaf Polhill as the lead...
Waggener Edstrom Worldwide promotes UK tech head to global alliance director
Waggener Edstrom Worldwide (WE) has promoted its head of technology in the...
Global Newsmaker
Global newsmaker: Simon Montague
Eurostar's former comms director Simon Montague has resurfaced in the top comms...
Global Newsmaker: Marine Boulot
Car rental company Europcar appointed Marine Boulot as communications director for the...
Global newsmaker: Nick Grange
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare was arguably the most successful launch in...
Global newsmaker: Katherine Bennett
Katherine Bennett is the new vice-president, head of political affairs for plane...
Global Newsmaker: Trevor Gorin
Unilever recently hit the headlines with its acquisition of global hair and...
Global Newsmaker: Charanjit Jagait
The World Heart Federation created World Heart Day back in 2000, this...
- Lord Bell readies Bell Pottinger MBO from Chime Communications 31 January 2012
The World's Best Work
Campaigns: Earth Hour 2009
Targeting the Copenhagen summit, the 2009 Earth Hour initiative turned the symbolic...
Campaigns: World Hepatitis Day 2009
Winner of Global Campaign of the year at the PRWeek Awards 2009,...
Focus On...
Focus on: Italy
An online-savvy audience and a fiercely competitive PR sector characterises Italy, but...
In-Depth
Procurement: The buying game
As more client procurement departments become involved in the agency selection process...
Mobile comms: The way forward - When PR goes mobile
As mobile technology evolves rapidly, Arun Sudhaman looks at whether the PR...
Global PR: National branding - Reputation of a nation
Countries are turning to PR to revive their global reputations. Arun Sudhaman...
PRWeek Global: Global Agency Report Card 2009
Global PR agencies have had a tough year but some have fared...
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