28 Oct 2005
| by Daniel Rogers, Editor, danny.rogers@haynet.com
PR as a fully integrated marketing discipline is often talked about, but still criminally...coincidence that the PR acquisitions come as Engine completes
its buyout from the Havas marketing group ...
28 Oct 2005
While I can understand that many people may feel that the glut of rubber bracelets has left them 'wristbanded out' ('Wristbands face charity backlash,' News, 14 October), it is important not to forget that they have been a phenomenon in terms of fundraising - and they are not ready to be buried just...
07 Oct 2005
| by Kate Nicholas, kate.nicholas@haynet.com
realise that I have been involved with
the magazine for almost a decade now, and with the PR industry one...OK, as the first copy of PRWeek was rolling off the presses, I wasn't in
PR, but finishing an ...
07 Oct 2005
| by Danny Rogers, danny.rogers@haynet.com
As PRWeek today celebrates its 21st anniversary, it's worth asking
how much PR, or at least the...Power.
PR has long been an easy target for comedy writers. But before we fly
into another fit of ...
07 Oct 2005
(Leader: 'Public sector PR must
be nurtured carefully', 16 September)....well-meaning departmental director has engaged an
expensive PR consultancy with no public sector experience ...
21 Sep 2005
| by Carol Grant
Last week’s PR Week argued that public sector PROs are undervalued, under-resourced and under...Feeling undervalued is something that surely all PR people just have to live with. PR is like HR ...
16 Sep 2005
| by Daniel Rogers, Editor, danny.rogers@haynet.com
This year has seen some truly outstanding examples of public sector PR. In terms of sheer...PR has been one
of the fastest-growing areas of the industry in this millennium. Let's hope that ...