PR: agencies suffer digital jet lag
28 Jul 2009 | by Becky Wilkerson
ostrich-riding charity worker Ben Southall. The campaign, by Brisbane company Nitro on behalf of Tourism ...
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PR: searching for effective measurement
28 Jul 2009 | by Claire Murphy
English tourism could include a link to the Visit England website, allowing marketers to measure how many ...
PR LEAGUE TABLES: Top 150 Public relations agencies 2003
22 May 2003 | by Robert McLuhan
, stock market flotations, and other large-scale corporate activity. Travel and tourism have also been ...
Media: Take a cab to get seen around town - Black cabs are a rapidly growing and cost-effective ad medium, Andy Fry discovers
17 Feb 2000 | by ANDY FRY
, tourism, media and IT. Media firms ONdigital and The Economist have used them. In one of last year s ...
Publicis appointed to sell euro to the world
11 Nov 1999 | by ALEXANDRA JARDINE
, where recognition of the euro will be important for tourism. Ads will also appear in the UK. It ...
OPINION: Marketing Society - How marketing saved the Scots livestock sector
06 May 1999 | by BRIAN SIMPSON
attitude. Fragmentation is not uncommon. Tourism organisations will recognise the dilemma where ...
CAREERS: Movers
28 Jan 1999
post of marketing manager at Sefton Council in the tourism and attractions department ...
ID unveiled for Bristol’s urban renewal project
16 Jul 1998 | by BINNUR BEYAZTAS
tourism and investment in the area, which opens in spring 2000. The city centre site, which will ...
Jersey gets Brighter
09 Apr 1998 | by LISA CAMPBELL
Jersey Tourism, which is opening a new trade and information centre in London this summer, has...Jersey Tourism, which is opening a new trade and information centre in London this summer, has ...
PUBLIC RELATIONS: Sales from the city - Investment and tourism are now urban necessities. Rachel
11 Sep 1997 | by RACHEL MILLER
consistently with each sales message, whether it is for tourism or business. That s the approach ...
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