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FOCUS: SPONSORED SUPPLEMENTS - Now a few words from our sponsors/Client names are becoming an increasingly familiar sight beneath the mastheads of mainstream supplements. Phoebe Gay reads between the sponsors’ lines

for doing a sponsored supplement came from the Royal Mail s public relations consultancy, the ...

Supplement on Public Relations: Contributors to this issue

Ken Gofton, editor of Marketing Technique, was public relations director for the International...Ken Gofton, editor of Marketing Technique, was public relations director for the International ...

Supplement on Public Relations: Choosing & Using - Crisis management

It is wise to have crisis management processes in place. The best approach is to think the unthinkable, plan what to do if it happens, and periodically rehearse for it. Dealing with the media during a crisis is a necessary part of the plan.

Supplement on Public Relations: State of the art - PR consultants rally to a new cause

marketing is not about charity, but about mutual benefit. The CBI and the Public Relations ...

Supplement on Public Relations: State of the art - Ad style goes Pears shaped as era ends

Wonderbra is often held up as the most prominent example of using PR to make the ad budget go further - or was it the other way around?

Supplement on Public Relations: State of the art - Baroness takes up Euro role with B-M

Baroness Denton may be a politico at heart, but she s also a hands-on marketer and business woman.

Supplement on Public Relations: State of the art - Takeover fever takes hold of consultancies

The normal role for PR consultancies is to write the press releases in takeover wars. This time, they are very much part of the action.

Supplement on Public Relations: State of the art - Report puts a high price on reputations

Two-thirds of business managers questioned for a major new survey agree there is a correlation between corporate reputation and financial results. But only half believe improving an organisation s reputation will directly improve profits.

Supplement on Public Relations: Payments survey - Rethinking the rules/Flat fees, retainers, hourly

The ways in which marketers pay for public relations are changing....The ways in which marketers pay for public relations are changing. Hints that this was ...

Supplement on Public Relations: In practice - Pouring oil into the mix/When the European Union

oil usage during 1991 and 1993, Grayling Public Relations is now working on the 1996 to 1998 ...

 

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