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Redundancy: Coping after being made redundant
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Joy Stefanicki: 'Gain some perspective'
Joy Stefanicki, Director, Joyous Communications (candidate on BBC's Apprentice Series 6)
Smooth now has national appeal
Earlier this month, Smooth Radio became the UK's second largest commercial radio...
PROs back struggling Daybreak
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Editor's Desk: Karin Ridges, VeggieVision TV
An internet TV channel for vegetarians has just launched. PRWeek catches up...
Buzz reaches out to the masses
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Join the debate with Jeff Randall
Sky's flagship business programme Jeff Randall Live is lauded by PR professionals...
Essentials aims to keep it real
Do skinny models and airbrushed images put too much pressure on women?As...
Editor's Desk: Ben Reardon, GQ Style
Ben Reardon has just been appointed editor of GQ Style. He tells...
Vintage wants the golden oldies
The UK's over-fifties spend £276bn a year, according to the Office for...
The title where celebs rule OK!
Its circulation may have plunged, but for celebrity publicists, fashion flacks and...
Culture appeals to Channel 4 News
Two weeks ago, Matthew Cain, former executive producer of the South Bank...
- Technology: Philips man joins Reptile 12 November 2010
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Features
Profile: Julia Hobsbawm, founder, Editorial Intelligence
Glamorous networker and Editorial Intelligence founder Julia Hobsbawm does lunch with Cathy...
Media law: Your crash course in media law
PRWeek gathered senior PROs and lawyers for a seminar on issues management...
Media: Men's magazines: How to get this man's attention
It is easy to stereotype lads' mag writers, but what do they...
Research & Data
The Co-op's 'film ad' blows rivals away
To promote The Co-operative Group's multimillion pound rebrand campaign, a two-and-a-half minute...
Campaigns: Polar bear let loose on the Thames
New natural history channel Eden celebrated its launch with a fake Polar...
Expert Knowledge
The future of internal communications
This new report by executive search firm Watson Helsby provides insight into...
Top Ten Strategies for Boosting ROI Despite Shrinking Budgets and Dwindling Resources
Higher prices and tighter budgets are putting the squeeze on PR and...
BBC has most online influence, TLG Thought Leadership Survey reveals
The BBC stands head and shoulders above online rivals when it comes...
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