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STOP PRESS: Encyclopaedia Britannica hires Larkspur

Encyclopaedia Britannica has hired Larskpur to promote its move into digital technology and promote its redesigned corporate identity. The project account was won two weeks ago without a pitch and carries a budget of pounds 75,000 over two months. Larkspur s will promote an event in March to unveil...

STOP PRESS: Two-Ten offers transatlantic media service

PR support service provider Two-Ten Communications has joined forces with MediaMap, which supplies information on journalists and publications in North America. Two-Ten will now be able to provide information on both UK and US media. MediaMap s software will allow customers to access the information...

STOP PRESS: B-M picks Sutton as UK healthcare leader

Burson-Marsteller has hired Ralph Sutton to the new role of UK healthcare practice leader. Sutton has just returned from Australia where he was managing director of the company s Sydney office. He was a member of the agency s Asia-Pacific healthcare practice leadership team. He will lead a 30-strong...

STOP PRESS: Extended remit for National Gallery PR post

The National Gallery has enlarged the remit of a newly created top PR post, originally advertised last spring and as yet unfilled (PR Week, 15 May). The gallery originally advertised for an external relations head, but has now decided to recruit a marketing and communications head with extra responsibility...

STOP PRESS: Text 100 launches small firms subsidiary

Text 100 Group has unveiled its newest subsidiary, Evus, established by directors Christopher Wright and Mark Pinsent. The new subsidiary is designed to offer marketing communications to much smaller technology companies with little or no PR capabilities. Evus is targeting smaller IT companies in the...

STOP PRESS: IPR seeks advice on raising its own profile

The Institute of Public Relations is to consult members on how to raise its profile. The IPR wants to be seen as the national body for PR and demonstrate that involvement in the organisation can enhance a company s general standing. Director-general Colin Farrington said We ve drawn up a strategy for...

STOP PRESS: GCI announces massive fee income jump

The GCI Group saw fee revenues increase by nearly 20 per cent in 1998 to pounds 6.1 million. The rise means that, based on last year s entries, GCI would be placed at number 13 in PR Week s 1999 Top 150 PR consultancies - a jump of three places. GCI attracted clients such as Nokia, Visa International...

STOP PRESS: 3G to promote Colorado skiing attractions

Colorado Ski Country USA has hired 3G Communications to promote the region as a winter holiday destination to UK consumers. Work on the account, which was won following a four-way pitch, starts next week. The agency will promote Colorado, which includes resorts such as Vail and Aspen, as the best winter...

MEDIA: The Lawrence bandwagon is an easy ride for the press

The sight of Britain s newspapers ganging up together to protect press freedom and the right to...The sight of Britain s newspapers ganging up together to protect press freedom and the right to ...

Opera House fills new PR post with ex-ballet director

The Royal Opera House has filled the newly created post of marketing, press and publications...The Royal Opera House has filled the newly created post of marketing, press and publications ...

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