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City & Corporate: Companies make a virtue of doom

21 Nov 2008 | by Anthony Hilton

virtue of other cash conservation measures such as suspending share buy backs and stalling on capital ...

Stanbrook leaves AA to join DLA Upstream

06 Oct 2000 | by SHEETAL MEHTA

and media-related issues, as well as political experience within the Conservative party. For us his ...

PLATFORM: Drug advertising need not spell the end for PR - Even if pharmaceutical companies are allowed to publicly promote their new wares, PR can still play an important role, says Margot James

19 Feb 1999 | by MARGO JAMES

of benefiting from it. The UK is one of the most conservative markets in the world. There can ...

Twinn takes charge of public affairs at ISBA

30 Oct 1998 | by SOPHIE BARKER

McDonald s and Procter and Gamble, has appointed former Conservative MP Ian Twinn as its first public...The Incorporated Society of British Advertisers (ISBA), which represents 300 advertisers including McDonald s and Procter and Gamble, has appointed former Conservative MP Ian Twinn as its first public affairs director. Twinn started his job this week and will be in charge of promoting ...

Platform: Reputation is the victim of media shock tactics - Advertising has discovered the benefit of piggy-back PR campaigns but shock treatment does the client no favours, says Eugene Bacot.

27 Jun 1997 | by By EUGENE BACOT.

they not even backfire, as the Conservative Party s Demon Eyes and Helmut s Dummy posters seem to have done ...

Integration: PR panache provides an advertising bonus - A recent survey revealed that the advertising story has become a staple of the national press’ diet. More companies are realising the benefit of getting PR involved at the outset

31 Jan 1997 | by DANNY ROGERS

created to stimulate media controversy. Political campaigns are a prime example. The Conservative ... Campaign Stories The Conservative Party Pre-election 126 ...

NEWS: PR praise and Labour brickbats for Lord Gummer

23 Aug 1996 | by REBECCA DOWMAN

furiously condemned the Conservatives for rewarding the architects of its current burst of negative ... and Saatchi are currently away on holiday, but Conservative spokesmen rejected the accusations ...

FOCUS: INTEGRATED MARKETING; Mixing the right recipe for success

05 Jul 1996 | by uDanny Rogers

. The latter was the case when M s long-term partnership in marketing the Conservative Party. But Hurrell ...

MEDIA: WHAT THE PAPERS SAY; Painful message proves difficult to swallow

24 May 1996

Conservative outdoor advertising campaign (Yes It Hurt, Yes It Worked) engineered by Maurice Saatchi and Sir...Once upon a time the Tories relied on the Sun and the News of the World to get them elected. How times have changed. Twice as many people read negative comment compared to positive on the latest Conservative outdoor advertising campaign (Yes It Hurt, Yes It Worked) engineered by Maurice Saatchi ...

NEWS: STOP PRESS

01 Dec 1995

Colvin quits Ludgate Laud post Michael Colvin, Conservative MP for Romsey and Waterside ... heads for the Scottish Office Former head of media for the Scottish Conservative Party Jackie ... replaced by Bill Shaw at the Conservative Party in Edinburgh. Crisis first for Yorkshire Water ...

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