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Man Bites Dog

to socialising. As well as being surrounded by shops, bars and the wide mix of Brighton entertainment ...

Marco Forato, Unum: Integration and education

to educate consumers about the value of IP so they ask their employers for it. This year we began our first consumer-facing integrated campaign with PR outreach to raise awareness and understanding. As our ... this change? This change has happened because we've begun consumer marketing. We're primarily a b2b ...

Liz Bales, Industry Trust: How to win hearts and minds on copyright

paternalistic, top-down approach instructing people not to consume pirate content and wielding the threat ... all know who is first out of the taxi, last to the bar to buy a round, and who is happy to consume ... moved on to converting our central message from anti-piracy to pro-copyright. We gave consumers positive ...

Client View: Will Orr, British Gas - Mix the perfect comms cocktail

, volatile wholesale energy markets affecting consumer prices, care of the vulnerable and the demand ... was in touch with consumer concerns. To support the above-the-line messages about the end of estimated bills ... challenges. We had to show consumers why energy companies must be profitable so they can invest in the future ...

Gordon Tempest-Hay, Blue Rubicon: It's time to dissolve the agency fiefdoms

In some respects, the fact that there is still a need for a publication on the power of integrated comms is a sad affair. No consumer puts themselves in a silo designed to receive channel-specific comms ... , consumer, content and b2b; or by industry sector or skill set. Each division is then given its own P L ...

Emma Flack, Unilever: A recipe for good health

absenteeism and staff turnover. So what did we do right? First, we treated our people as consumers. People ...

Fiona Joyce, Blue Rubicon: Flexible thinking required

channels and the ever more technically empowered consumer, the divide between marketing disciplines ...

Eddie May, Threepipe: Why sponsor the Olympics?

than it usually is when it comes to connecting with consumers. Numerous studies have shown awareness ... is the perfect vehicle to connect with consumers and other stakeholders at all levels - from the park ... comms - helping to inspire and excite consumers and staff without relying on Olympic athletes doing ...

Andrew Ager, Weber Shandwick: Do something Olympic

, to capture consumers' and the media's attention. There are more than 40 official partners, supporters ... -versa. Strong creative execution lets you stand out from the crowd. Leave consumers in no doubt about who you ...

Christopher Clarke, Epoch PR: Look beyond London 2012

seen consumer scepticism of brands increase. Greater media scrutiny of corporate promises collides ...

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