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International: Joe Public Relations to set up Ibiza office

06 Oct 2000 | by JENNIFER WHITEHEAD

as associate director. He was formerly the head of SLAM, the youth marketing division of BSMG ...

Top 50: Consumer League Tables - Clicked on PR - Dot.com fever is firing the imagination of consumer PR agencies. Rob Gray reports on PR Week’s first ever consumer league table

01 Sep 2000 | by SIMON CREASEY

. Includes Leedex GTPR and CGI London. (3) Includes Gibbs Associates, Slam and LSA. (4) Includes GCI Jane ...

MacLaurin to take on Mr Men birthday brief

04 Aug 2000 | by DAVID MCCORMACK

, after a four-way pitch including Vision, Slam and Herald Communications. Fees have yet to be finalised ...

THE TOP 150 PR CONSULTANCIES 2000: Reputations - The scene that gets you heard. As mainstream agencies and niche specialists battle it out for a share of the youth market, PR Week asks: who has really got their finger on the pulse of youth culture?

28 Apr 2000

Redfern, associate director of Slam, the youth marketing arm of Charles Barker BSMG, agrees that brands ...

NEWS ANALYSIS: The age-old problem of comprehending youth - The parameters of the youth market are in a constant state of flux, but that hasn’t stopped agencies from chasing the elusive goal of Generation Y

24 Mar 2000 | by JENNIFER WHITEHEAD

attitudes and lifestyle habits, says Kevin Redfern, associate director of Slam, the youth marketing arm ...

Border Lines: Chicago - Slam expands into US market

04 Feb 2000 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE

BSMG Worldwide is launching Slam, its consumer youth division, in the US. Founded in the UK five...BSMG Worldwide is launching Slam, its consumer youth division, in the US. Founded in the UK five ...

OPINION: News Analysis - Rebuilding a bastion of Britain’s retail heritage/Marks and Spencer has discovered to its cost that being an institution in UK shopping doesn’t mean it can afford to rest on its reputational laurels

14 Jan 2000 | by MARY COWLETT

Jackson and Paul Smith in the background. It would be easy to slam M I think M says QBO managing ...

 

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