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24 Nov 2010 | by Tim Howett
. Quality free titles such as Sport and Shortlist will continue to thrive. The men s weekly sector has long ...
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Entertainment: Film fans sent on troll-hunting mission
16 Feb 2012 | by John Owens
titles like Shortlist and Nuts also covered the film. RESULTS The Troll Hunter Facebook page had ...
Consumer/digital - Google introduces Street View Awards
07 Jul 2010 | by Cathy Wallace
and Best Fashion Street. Once a shortlist was compiled with a panel of experts, the idea was to put ...
Churchill's radio ads boost interest levels
20 Oct 2009 | by Stacey Pratt
. Most people now use aggregators to create a shortlist, so we needed to ensure that if Churchill wasn't
MediaCom amplifies Golf message
19 May 2009 | by Matthew Barnes
shortlist of superior sequels, including The Dark Knight, Terminator 2, From Russia with Love and The Good ...
The PRWeek Best Places to Work survey 2009
12 May 2009 | by Cathy Wallace
staff, to two-man bands. We narrowed the entries down to a shortlist of 37, all of which were invited to ...
Will a free men's magazine succeed?
31 Jul 2007 | by Vox pop
The weekly magazine, to be called ShortList, is being launched by a new company fronted by former ...
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