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07 Dec 2001 | by CHRIS MAHONY
one parliamentary officer in a comms team of over 20. A spokeswoman acknowledged that ...
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General Mills advice helps Brunswick to top of table
07 Dec 2001 | by HOLLY WILLIAMS
. Brunswick handled comms surrounding at least five of the major deals last month, including the completion ...
PROFILE: Mike Gardner, BBC World Service - Gardner to boost PA at BBC World Service - BBC stalwart Mike Gardner claims the top lobbying post at Bush House
07 Dec 2001 | by CHRIS SCOTT
Persian speakers listen to the station. Part of the network's comms strategy is to play up the good ...
REPUTATION MANAGEMENT: AUDIT YOUR ASSETS - According to the Turnbull Report, companies should report their corporate reputation in the same way as their finances. But how do you measure such an intangible quality?
07 Dec 2001 | by ROB GRAY
, professor of corporate comms, Erasmus University, Rotterdam: two of the world's leading authorities on ...
NEW MEDIA: NHS launches iTV service through Kingston Comms
06 Dec 2001
The Department of Health has launched its first NHS-branded interactive TV service. The NHS Direct Digital portal went live on Hull-based Kingston Communication's offering KIT last week. The portal offers information on healthy living, such as diet and exercise tips, as well as search...
EDITORIAL: Ferguson's foolish comms decision
30 Nov 2001
Football management guru Sir Alex Ferguson's recent decision to sideline the press is a foolish one that smacks of petulance, despite claims by his PR advisers that they support him on the issue. It is hard to imagine Ferguson making this call at the end of last season when his team was a dozen...
Psion cuts in-house and external comms function
30 Nov 2001 | by HOLLY WILLIAMS
Troubled technology group Psion has scaled back its entire in-house and external comms function ...
Brodeur secures Concord Comms pan-European PR
30 Nov 2001
Brodeur Worldwide has won the European PR business for software firm Concord Communications - an account worth more than 1m in fees. Concord handed Brodeur the brief after a two-way pitch held against US tech firm Ruder Finn, which already works for the group across Asia-Pacific....
Brylcreem hires Frank to replace Shilland Comms
30 Nov 2001
Men's styling product Brylcreem has hired Frank PR in place of Shilland Communications for consumer work. The Sara Lee-owned brand appointed Frank PR after a three-way pitch against incumbent Shilland and The Red Consultancy. Shilland had been working for Brylcreem since 1996....
Tame to review comms for Six Continents in EMEA
30 Nov 2001 | by CHRIS SCOTT
one internal comms staffer, and one external comms assistant, reporting to senior V-P marketing ...
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