Do you need a degree to work in PR?
01 Mar 2012 | by Joe Lepper
The majority of PR recruits now have a degree, but is it necessary?...Last year's PRWeek/PRCA Census proved grim reading for non-graduates looking for a career in PR ...
Lara Grant, Trade Marks manager at Avidity IP, explains how PR agencies can protect their
The majority of PR recruits now have a degree, but is it necessary?...Last year's PRWeek/PRCA Census proved grim reading for non-graduates looking for a career in PR ...
Last year was one of mixed fortunes for the UK PR industry. The economy remained tough, the Cabinet.... Engine Group bought PRWeek's 2011 Agency of the Year Mischief PR and merged it with Slice PR, while The ...
The sun has finally arrived. Staff at healthcare agency Pegasus PR must be making the most of their
profit as a proportion of PR income. The sample was more profitable in 2011. The agencies made ...
As PRWeek's Top 150 PR Consultancies 2012 is published, Kate Magee looks back at the past ten years...snapshot of how the PR industry has changed over the past decade. We selected ten agencies of different ...
There has been more talk than action on measurement in PR in the past couple of decades. Kate Magee...It is a frustrating thought. In 1998, PRWeek launched a campaign called Proof to encourage PR ...
London 2012 in 2003, when she took on the head of media and PR role for the bid, before making the ...
The PR industry's lack of success at the Cannes Lions Festival was blamed by the judges on a lack
: Kate Magee looks at the meticulous PR planning behind the Thames Diamond Jubilee flotilla....offers her advice to other PR professionals who may face a similar large-scale challenge. 1 ...