Opinion
Danny Rogers: The battle to own clients and the media
A piece of research by Shine Communications, published this week, gives an insight into the increasing rivalry between PR and advertising.
Alex Aiken: purdah shouldn't stop business
Next week is likely to see the Prime Minister call the most...
Alex Hilton: Courts must set child guidelines
As the media frenzy around the James Bulger killer Jon Venables' recall...
Danny Rogers: Chime could be the catalyst for a recovery
London's Evening Standard (thisislondon.co.uk) wrote an interesting article on Monday, based on...
Ian Monk: BA boss plays the patriotic games
Since its inception, aviation has spawned a pantheon of popular heroes. From...
Tara Hamilton-Miller: Leaders embrace broadcast election
I passed by Queen Elizabeth Hall last week where the Chilcot Inquiry...
Anthony Hilton: How Aviva used Prudential's story
I once had an Evening Standard colleague whose first response when confronted...
Neil Martinson: Very few crises cannot be prevented
The crisis at Toyota has thrown into the spotlight why organisations, when...
David Seymour: Brown closes gap with brazen spin
For someone brought up on the red meat of Margaret Thatcher rallies,...
Danny Rogers: Satisfied PR staff need more than money
Last weekend's Best Small Companies to Work For report saw an extremely...
- Account Director, Consumer Brands, Mandate Communications
- Competitive + benefits, Central London
- Account Director - B2B, Median Recruitment Limited
- £38-48k, Central London
- PR Manager, Confused.com
- Competitive, Wales
- Account Manager - Healthcare - £33k-£40k + Benefits, The healthcare practice at Say Communications
- £33k-£40K, South London
- Account Director - Corporate, Mandate Communications
- Competitive + benefits, Central London
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Danny Rogers: The battle to own clients and the media
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