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CAMPAIGNS: Herald helps widen appeal of Gala bingo - Consumer PR
28 Sep 2001 | by BEN BOLD
editor Boris Johnson, student media, and the national and regional press, Herald produced a bingo ...
MEDIA CHOICE: Caroline Marshall, the editor of Campaign, was sick of the election coverage until she saw a recent Spectator promotion in association with WH Smith
15 Jun 2001 | by CAROLINE MARSHALL
Boris Johnson, editor; Jonathan Wateridge, cartoonist Brief Hit readers hard, with humour, at the ...
MEDIA POLITICAL MAGAZINES: Political mags seek out young blood - For PROs hoping to get their message to decision-makers and opinion-formers, there are no more useful magazines than these, says Ed Shelton
04 May 2001
high-quality, if somewhat stuffy, writing. Under the editorship of Boris Johnson, it has been a more lively ...
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