EDITORIAL: Specialisms are more than a fad
09 Jan 1998 | by FRED SILVESTER, a former MP and managin
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Covent Garden Soup announces new PR agency
15 Jan 1998 | by OLIVER HORTON
handle PR for Kendall s new business, which will launch later in 1999. The PR brief is to build ...
ANALYSIS: Consultancy Management - PR agencies harness power of specialists. With more pressure from both clients and the media to deliver, and increased competition from other disciplines, more PR agencies are examining new ways of working
09 Jan 1998 | by IAN DARBY
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