to remove filtersMazen Nahawi, Media Watch: Golden opportunity for PR
01 Dec 2008 | by Mazen Nahawi, Media Watch
The value of PR in the Middle East is predicted to hit $500m in billings by 2015 and $1bn by 2020.
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Kevin Bell, Fleishman-Hillard: A future beyond fossil fuels
01 Dec 2008 | by Kevin Bell, Fleishman-Hillard
New projects in Abu Dhabi could point the way to sustainable living for the world at large.
George Stothard, PRJS: Local leaders of the future
01 Dec 2008 | by George Stothard, PRJS
Making PR relevant to the Arab world is crucial to nurturing - and retaining - local talent.
Ziad Hasbani, Weber Shandwick: When opportunity knocks
01 Dec 2008 | by Ziad Hasbani, Weber Shandwick
As media opportunities become ever more dynamic, communications must move with the times.
Dave Robinson, Hill & Knowlton: The Arabian renaissance
01 Dec 2008 | by Dave Robinson, Hill & Knowlton
The Arab world of today is in a transition period similar to that of Italy during the Renaissance.
How best to deal with the Pink 'Un
07 Nov 2008 | by Adam Hill
First printed on its distinctive salmon-coloured paper in 1893, the Financial Times these days reaches far beyond the Square Mile, with editions tailored not only to the UK but to the US, Europe, Asia and, most recently, the Middle East.
Hit or Miss - Spurs say goodbye Ramos, hello Harry
31 Oct 2008
Slick Spurs - This weekend, beleaguered Premier League football club Tottenham Hotspur sacked manager Juande Ramos and his backroom team and brought in Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp. It all happened before rumour-hungry sports hacks had an inkling of what was going on. Redknapp, always popular with...
Editor's Desk: Trish Halpin, InStyle
31 Oct 2008 | by Laura Davies
Fashion magazine InStyle relaunches to keep up with the industry's love of style and celebrities
ITV hires internal comms chief
21 Oct 2008 | by Matt Cartmell
ITV plc has appointed a former BBC press officer as its new head of internal communications.
SkyArts doubles pitching potential
17 Oct 2008 | by Laura Davies
Cultural programming is feeling the pinch, with both Channel 4 and ITV slashing budgets. Yet one brave broadcaster is not just re-examining its cultural output, it is doubling it.
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