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08 May 2009
British Airways is reviewing its PR accounts across EMEA. The seven-figure business is currently split between six agencies.
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The prince and the frog
08 May 2009
Prince Charles' Rainforests Project has hired digital PR support for its latest drive to protect tropical rainforests. This week, Cake helped launch a public awareness film starring Princes Charles, William and Harry alongside Harrison Ford and the Dalai Lama. The agency helped promote the film on MySpace...
Public Affairs: Pharma giants plan for new government
08 May 2009 | by David Singleton
Top drugs companies are reshuffling their public affairs teams as they prepare for a likely change in government.
Public Affairs: The Week in Lobbying
08 May 2009
- The American Pharmaceutical Group has handed fresh public affairs briefs to Fleishman-Hillard and Hanover Communications. The two agencies held on to the accounts following a ten-way pitch process. Hanover handles public affairs and corporate comms in the UK while F-H deals with issues around access...
Public Sector: Campaign breakdown - Love Food Hate Waste
08 May 2009
Agency: Fishburn Hedges Client: Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP) Timescale: Now until the end of 2009 Budget: Undisclosed - What is the campaign? The campaign is run by WRAP, a government-funded organisation that encourages recycling and resource efficiency. Love Food Hate Waste...
The Met will not 'lean' on bloggers
08 May 2009 | by Matt Cartmell
Social media - London force's head of comms rejects expert advice on how to combat recent negative press.
Public Sector: The Public Sector Week
08 May 2009
The LGA presents case that council publications are not influencing local news demise.
Essex council comms probe
08 May 2009
Labour councillors at Essex County Council are investigating the council's plans to launch a public affairs agency.
Opinion: From Our Readers - Met Police chief defends actions
08 May 2009
Both Malcolm Nash (Letters, 24 April) and Paul Simon (Letters, 1 May) have raised questions regarding the Met's media handling of the G20 demonstrations and the tragic death of Ian Tomlinson. I have offered to meet them both to explain the Met's actions and discuss their concerns.
Opinion: From Our Readers - PR agencies must learn from ad shops
08 May 2009
I was disappointed to hear Sir Martin Sorrell bemoaning the project nature of PR, but not surprised (News, 1 May).
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