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CAMPAIGNS: Church tries to restore its public image - Crisis Management

Murphy-O'Connor on the issues marked his initial reaction. As PRWeek went to press, the Cardinal had only ...

MEDIA BRIEFS: Press Association acquires Central Press Features

PRESS ASSOCIATION: Press Association's contract publishing division has acquired Bristol-based

STOP PRESS: Appointment at Unisys

TECHNOLOGY: IT services firm Unisys has hired Emma Thompson as UK PR manager. Thompson joins from Beattie Media, where she was an account manager. At Unisys, she reports to head of comms Jill Pearcy.

STOP PRESS: Appointment at English Touring Opera

APPOINTMENT: English Touring Opera has hired Gabrielle Wilson as marketing and press manager. Until

STOP PRESS: Clinton Communicator of the Year

Press Association, ahead of Nelson Mandela and Rudy Giuliani. His award was collected by Brunswick

STOP PRESS: Haslimann Taylor scoops awards

AWARDS: Haslimann Taylor scooped two individual and six agency awards at the IPR's Midlands Cream Awards last week, including the Grand Prix prize for its work on snoring remedy Helps Stop Snoring. Birmingham Midshires' in-house team won four awards.

STOP PRESS: Survey of communications managers reveals

CORPORATE: A global survey of 1,000 corporate communications managers, conducted by Melcrum Publishing, has revealed that 64 per cent of respondents have seen their budgets decreased or frozen, while 55 per cent said their department had been restructured within the last year.

STOP PRESS: UK retail shareholders demand communication

FINANCE: UK retail shareholders are demanding more communication from companies, according to a survey of 456 private investors by ProShare. Just 15 per cent of the 73 per cent that receive annual reports said they feel the reports are written with the private investor in mind.

STOP PRESS: Hotwire to launch Palmtop products

TECHNOLOGY: Hotwire PR has won a brief to launch Amsterdam-based Palmtop Software's TomTom products. The agency will focus on TomTom navigator, a GPS personal navigation system for pocket PC devices.

STOP PRESS: Reputation most risk to business

SURVEY: Reputation is the most significant risk to business, according to a survey of 82 FTSE 500 company managers by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales and the Risk Advisory Group. Respondents rated reputation above operations/market and terrorist/criminal risks.

 

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