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Just six months before the start of London 2012, EDF Energy has emerged as the domestic sponsor that most people associate with the event. According to the latest PRWeek/OnePoll survey, 21 per cent of respondents linked the energy firm more closely with the Olympics than the other top tier domestic sponsors ...
A whopping 87 per cent of the public feel the latest wave of rail fare increases are unjustified, as New Year rises sparked widespread anger. According to the latest research by PRWeek/OnePoll, the cost of travel is the public's biggest frustration with rail services - at 45 per cent. It was more ...
The public is unsure about whether charities should use shock tactics or not, according to the latest research by PRWeek/OnePoll. Nearly half - 48 per cent - said charities could use shock tactics if they were justified, but 41 per cent said using them was an abuse of people's emotions. Only 11 per cent ...
of their life. The campaign was highly commended at the PRWeek Awards 2011. SECOND OPINION - JAMIE LYONS ...
Unions are outperforming the Government in the media as their row over public sector cuts and pension reform intensifies, but the public is not convinced striking is the answer, according to the latest PRWeek/OnePoll survey. On 30 November the main public sector unions, including Unison, are set ...
Thomas Cook has emerged as the travel agent with the best overall reputation in PRWeek/OnePoll's latest survey. This will be welcome news for the company, which has issued three profit warnings and witnessed an 80 per cent drop in its share price this year, as well as faced threats of a cabin crew strike ...
There was an 80 per cent rise in transactions during the campaign, which has been shortlisted for a PRWeek Award. ...
and the Cringe event sold out within 24 hours. The campaign has been shortlisted for a PRWeek Award. ...
. The campaign has been shortlisted for a PRWeek Award. SECOND OPINION Jo Spadaccino, Director ...
Stella Artois has the best overall image among beer brands in the UK. In the latest survey by PRWeek/One Poll, the brand was ahead of rivals including Carlsberg, Carling and Foster's in terms of overall reputation. But the AB InBev brand has been given the nickname 'wife beater' in the past ...
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