28 Jun 2001
| by MARY COWLETT
PR practitioners have long turned to media analysis and audience
research to prove the worth of their work to clients. But now agencies
are tuning in to how planning can give them added weight in the client
boardroom.
Over the past five years, the UK's top PR agencies have been on a
shopping...
28 Jun 2001
| by MARY COWLETT
PR practitioners have long turned to media analysis and audience
research to prove the worth of their work to clients. But now agencies
are tuning in to how planning can give them added weight in the client
boardroom.
Over the past five years, the UK's top PR agencies have been on a
shopping...
28 Jun 2001
| by TANIA MASON
heroin baby
appeared among our morning news, Barnardo's saw a 5% jump in
fundraising. And the public ...
28 Jun 2001
| by TANIA MASON
heroin baby
appeared among our morning news, Barnardo's saw a 5% jump in
fundraising. And the public ...
28 Jun 2001
| by JANE SIMMS
public relations Chris Tucker. "The
sharper focus and the challenging targets we have been set have ...
28 Jun 2001
| by JANE SIMMS
public relations Chris Tucker. "The
sharper focus and the challenging targets we have been set have ...
21 Jun 2001
Pottinger Public Relations for its understanding of the games
industry, and PD3 for some crazy ambient ...
21 Jun 2001
Pottinger Public Relations for its understanding of the games
industry, and PD3 for some crazy ambient ...
07 Jun 2001
| by RAYMOND SNODDY, media editor of The Times
Public relations used to be known as the industry that had great
difficulty handling its own ...
07 Jun 2001
| by RAYMOND SNODDY, media editor of The Times
Public relations used to be known as the industry that had great
difficulty handling its own ...