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10 Mar 2000 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE
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PUBLIC RELATIONS: WHEN THE PR’s THE STAR - Celebrity PRs - are they a curse or a blessing
10 Mar 2000 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE
Sophie Wessex, wife to Prince Edward. She runs R-JH Public Relations. The agency makes a comfortable ...
PUBLIC RELATIONS: PR TAKES CENTRE STAGE - A durable corporate reputation is very precious but not
10 Mar 2000 | by JAMES CURTIS
tools are now available. The Institute of Public Relations and the Public Relations Consultancy ...
PUBLIC RELATIONS: THE MEDIA PRs - Media organisations require good PR representation just as much
10 Mar 2000 | by ROBERT GRAY
Media owners and marketing agencies can benefit from planned PR activity on their behalf just as much as other types of company. It is a fallacy to suppose that simply because they are in the media business, PR will take care of itself.
Public Relations: Masters of spin - Why would a chief executive don an absurd costume and act the
02 Apr 1999 | by HELEN JONES
Richard Branson is not the first entrepreneur to use dare-devil exploits and high-profile publicity stunts to promote his brand. In 1868, Alfred Bird, inventor of Bird s custard, set the world record for the fastest tricycle journey from Land s End to John O Groats. And in 1880, Thomas Barratt, the...
Public Relations: Egg’s story - The resounding success of Egg’s launch was the result
02 Apr 1999 | by RICHARD LAMBALLE who works at EM, a div
The launch of Egg was an incredibly exciting project to work on.
Public Relations: The measure of PR - Measuring the effectiveness of a PR campaign means more than
02 Apr 1999 | by KEN GOFTON
The public relations industry is currently displaying a remarkable degree of unity. The Public...The public relations industry is currently displaying a remarkable degree of unity. The Public ...
Public Relations: Diary of a journalist - Freelance writer Meg Carter describes the difference
02 Apr 1999
The relationship between journalist and PR is a peculiar balancing act. Journalists have a gut mistrust of people punting stories on behalf of their clients. PRs, meanwhile, often fail to comprehend what journalists need. However, like it or loathe it (and many journalists do) the fate of each is inextricably...
Public Relations: Global ambitions - Hardly a month goes by without a communications group adding
02 Apr 1999 | by AMANDA HALL
public relations group, Chime, as well as acquiring local specialist agencies like Buchanan, the ...
Public Relations: The wonderbra effect - The PR industry, ironically, suffers a bad image among ad
02 Apr 1999 | by HARRIET GREEN
- public relations. It s just silly stunts, they say, why bother whipping up a pointless hoo-ha ...
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