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31 Jul 1998 | by CAROLINE MARSHALL
and technology - and acquired specialist agencies to make it happen. Then there is the MacManus ...
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MEDIA FORUM: Govt sits on the fence in great regulatory debate - Last week, the Government published its much anticipated Green Paper on the increasing convergence of media and telecoms. This raises big regulatory issues and the advertising market was con
31 Jul 1998 | by ALASDAIR REID
single regulator for all broadcasting and telecoms. This was seen as wise, given the way technology is ...
Sony Broadcast appoints DPA for strategic PR
24 Jul 1998 | by RACHEL BAIRD
Sony Broadcast and Professional Europe (SBPE), the broadcast and video technology division of Sony...Sony Broadcast and Professional Europe (SBPE), the broadcast and video technology division of ...
Advocacy to fight bans on animal growth products
24 Jul 1998 | by SOPHIE BARKER
committee on science and technology has suggested they be phased out. Advocacy, which will work on ...
INTERNATIONAL: Public responds to Monsanto PR campaign
24 Jul 1998 | by MAGGIE BROWN
that the technology has many critics and give contact details for some of them, as well as for ...
MEDIA: What The Papers Say - Home DNA kits win friends in highest places
24 Jul 1998 | by ROBERT GRAY
the technology for self-testing was available, the freedom issues outweighed the arguments for ...
CAMPAIGN DIARY: I’M ONLY A PUNTER BUT ..
24 Jul 1998
technology. TV used to be a world where writers were limited by what they could show and needed scripts ...
TOP EUROPEAN AGENCIES 1998: FRANCE - With an end to recession the French market has seen healthy growth in consumer PR Photograph (Omitted)
24 Jul 1998
benefited from the end of the recession is undoubtedly the hi-tech and information technology industry ...
TOP EUROPEAN AGENCIES 1998: ITALY - A spin-off of growing privatisations was an increased emphasis on employer relations Photograph (Omitted)
24 Jul 1998
relations agencies, particularly those that specialise in technology, says Adriana Mavellia, president of ...
THE NEW ADVERTISING THINKERS: Intellectual analysis throws up insights that can prove very useful to ad agencies. Tim Broadbent reveals the thinkers likely to prove as influential as Andrew Ehrenberg, Peter Doyle and Patrick Barwise
24 Jul 1998 | by TIM BROADBENT
technology uses the universal language of bits. Any channel which can transmit bits can do so regardless of ...
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