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London Fashion Week: Brands on the catwalk

. American Express European director of consumer PR Doug Smith agrees with Waterman that Fashion Week ...

Consumer PR: Chasing the pink pound

With billions at its disposal, the gay community is a marketer's dream, but PROs need to be aware of how to target it effectively, finds Jo Bowman.

Consumer PR: Targeting the next generation

affairs and corporate capability, as well as consumer PR expertise.' For some food companies, however ...

Consumer PR: Battle of the High Street

strategy U-turns. But life is no easier for their counterparts on the consumer PR beat. Getting the ...

James Maxwell Award: And the winner is...

Jon Higgins.' As a result of this insight, Holmes would like to work in either consumer PR, 'which ...

The Top 150 PR Consultancies 2004: Overview - 2003 - a year of mixed fortunes

People and a corporate brief from Pfizer. An FH sister consumer PR agency is also soon to be launched ...

Campaign: Cow ensures everybody still loves Mickey - Consumer PR

Campaign: Everybody Loves Mickey Client: The Walt Disney Company PR team: In-house/Cow Communications Timescale: October-December 2003 Budget: Approximately £50,000

National Day Campaigns: Cause For Celebration

promotions in 30,000 pubs across the UK this year, supported by TV advertising and consumer PR activity ...

 

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