PR: agencies suffer digital jet lag
28 Jul 2009 | by Becky Wilkerson
what we are doing in-house,' says Sarah Booth, chief publicity manager at Channel 4, which also works ...
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manager at the Public Relations Consultants Association. 'You'd want to measure how behav iour ... up on this angle. Hubert Grealish, senior manager, global public relations at Philips Consumer ... that with regional coverage. Hubert Grealish, senior manager, global public relations, Philips Consumer ...
what we are doing in-house,' says Sarah Booth, chief publicity manager at Channel 4, which also works ...
This move toward greater transparency is demonstrated by recent developments at Mars, which over the years has excelled in championing its brands but has studiously avoided publicity for the company itself ... responsibility and health. Cotterell revealed that the project was a response to public concerns. 'Because we ...
. It is this level of interest from the public, says Cotterell, that has driven Mars' shift in strategy. 'Because we ...
Rubicon enjoys the kind of staff turnover that other agencies can only dream of. Figures from the Public ...
This year will go down as the one in which PR agencies worked to consolidate their digital skills, either by integrating staffers into their mainstream practice or setting up specialist divisions. All four shortlisted agencies (the list was derived from Marketing's sister magazine PRWeek's shortlist...
magazine. The publication represents Britain's biggest retail parenting club, with one in three pregnant ...
spanning charities, public sector bodies and special interest groups, Think impressed the judges with its ...
relations Eidos Taylor Herring Public sector Norfolk County Fox ... ) - For further reading, contact the Chartered Institute of Public Relations on 020 7766 3333 or visit www.ipr.org.uk. ...
publicity. 'We are not too big to listen to the needs of our customers,' said head of product development ...