MEDIA: In Brief
16 Aug 1996
Magazine. Meanwhile Future s new consumer technology magazine T3: Tomorrow s Technology Today, will now ...
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PR WEEK: Diary; Keeping abreast of the sensitivity of readers
23 Aug 1996 | by REBECCA DOWMAN
outfit stemmed from the miracles of modern technology - and the tender sensibilities of his readers ...
NEWS: Why Joy Johnson is right to blast Blair the obscure
16 Aug 1996 | by BERNARD INGHAM
of technology or Tony Blair s new , young , dream and, of course, that splendid word renewal ...
ANALYSIS: CONSULTANCY MANAGEMENT; Can PR afford to ignore geography altogether?
16 Aug 1996 | by STEPHEN FARISH AND JOHN-PIERRE JOYCE
special case. The global and regional teams are smaller and more flexible. Technology has also made it ...
FOCUS: HEALTH PR; Doing the prep for a smooth operation
16 Aug 1996 | by LEXIE GODDARD
too. But new technology comes at a price and NHS managers are also under increasing pressure to ...
CAMPAIGNS: JUDGE AND JURY; Cutting through the problems at technology’s cutting edge
09 Aug 1996 | by GREG LEVENDUSKY
prospects for Olympic gold. For some reason we love this stuff, and technology now seems to make this ...
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