Tech City: How digital start-ups are using PR
09 May 2013 | by Lynsey Barber
to collaborate and share content and is used by NASA, AKQA and P G and 60 per cent of government departments ...
The agency will run a comms campaign across Huawei's entire device business, and is expected to play a key role in the launch next month of the Ascend P2 handset. W won the work after a pitch in which incumbent FleishmanHillard, declined to compete after winning a global brief for Samsung ...
to collaborate and share content and is used by NASA, AKQA and P G and 60 per cent of government departments ...
Nokia, Samsung, P G and Ikea, and the app has established partnerships with blogging platforms ...
The transaction, which is pitched at 58p per share, requires Chinese regulatory approval, which is not expected by Huntsworth to go through until around October this year. Huntsworth chief executive Lord Chadlington said: 'This relationship will help Huntsworth to achieve further growth and the investment ...
preferred the proposal to scrap the 3p fuel duty increase. Both were the most popular two measures overall ...
last year pledged to arrive in a limo and make a 'P Diddy style entrance'.
the brand match for products from companies such as Unilever, P G and Coca-Cola.' A senior Tesco ...
: Trainee reporter, C P News, ICI Wilton TIPS FROM THE TOP What was your biggest career break? Being selected for a two-year placement as a trainee reporter with ICI's C P News, joining Middlesbrough ...
PRWeek understands the world s second-largest telecoms equipment maker is looking for an agency to promote its products. The hunt comes as Huawei launched the Ascend P2 mobile handset at this week s Mobile World Congress. However, it is yet to become a major player in the UK, where it recently ...
With the Home Office considering proposals to set a floor price of 45p per alcohol unit, the Wine Spirit Trade Association is attempting to mobilise public opinion. It has brought in Tetra Strategy and consumer agency Beige to help reach the public with a campaign taglined Why should we pay more ...