STOP PRESS: Carlton Interactive nets Shine for consumer
06 Apr 2001
Carlton Interactive has appointed Shine Communications on a consumer PR brief. The agency will ...
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TOP 50 CONSUMER LEAGUE TABLES: Brand vision - The bursting of the dot.com bubble had an interesting side-effect as traditional, offline companies woke up to what consumer PR could achieve
06 Jul 2001 | by MARY COWLETT
- Shine Communications 962,590 - 39 27 Band & Brown Communications ...
Stop Press: Worldpop.com hands consumer PR to Slice
04 Feb 2000 | by GIDON FREEMAN
Pop music web portal worldpop.com has hired youth specialist Slice to handle consumer PR. Shine...Pop music web portal worldpop.com has hired youth specialist Slice to handle consumer PR. Shine ...
STOP PRESS: Internet start-up Worldpop.com hires Shine
10 Dec 1999 | by ED SHELTON
Shine Communications has been chosen to handle the launch and ongoing PR for Worldpop.com, the UK...Shine Communications has been chosen to handle the launch and ongoing PR for Worldpop.com, the ...
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