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' campaign. With credit crunch party options for £9.95, there's no excuse. Incidentally, where are Flack
Fallout from the PRWeek Awards continues apace. Ever since Blue Rubicon's Consultancy of the Year gong disappeared, head honcho Fraser Hardie has been in detective mode. 'No joy,' said a befuddled Hardie this week. 'It may have been melted down for its precious-metal content.' For the latest fallout...
Reviewer: Liz Alexander, associate director, Clarke Mulder Purdie.
goes to Borkowski MD Larry Franks. Flack received an email sent at 3.10am in which he eloquently ...
sources tell Flack that had the agency won, director Oli Wheeler would have made a 'controversial...to see if those kilt rumours were true... - As for the rowdiest table award, Flack hereby chooses ...
1. Ampthill town councillor and Panic and Pitch PR founder Ghislain Pascal is opening a photography gallery with Tamara Beckwith. But not everyone is happy. In fact, Pascal is busy talking to his lawyers after the local paper ran a piece questioning the 'erotic nature' of the images.
. Flack particularly enjoyed his tirade against a bossy 'OK yah' 23-year-old Downing Street aide, which ...
Reviewer: Eloise Markwell-Butler, account manager, APB PR
1. It has been a good turnout for PROs in this year's Evening Standard list, with Matthew Freud once again leading the charge. Bizarrely, Hanover MD Charles Lewington (pictured) was listed as 'up and coming'. The same Lewington who was John Major's press secretary.
Kellogg's comms director Chris Wermann has been a naughty boy. He issued an email to all 1,000 Trafford-based employees suggesting they vote 'no' in the Manchester congestion charge referendum. 'No pressure' said Wermann, possibly while asking his good pal Peter Bingle for some free lobbying advice...
