07 Oct 2005
| by Kate Nicholas, kate.nicholas@haynet.com
Looking back over PRWeek's 21 years, as one inevitably does on
anniversaries, it was sobering...OK, as the first copy of PRWeek was rolling off the presses, I wasn't in
PR, but finishing ...
, that I began to
realise the potential and power of PR.
Perhaps inevitably my path led to PRWeek ...
.
Instead, with a daunting family background in advertising and
journalism, I fell into PR as a kind ...
24 Jul 2008
| by Paul Mylrea
envelopes. But you'll have to wait until October to find out if you carried off a PRWeek award....Judging the awards is always an uplifting experience. Not only do you get to schmooze with PR ...
, but how many PR teams, when they see the winners, are going to say 'I coulda been a contender ...
it out - 'the most effective use of PR', 'the most effective campaign or communications programme on a ...
28 Sep 2006
| by Kate Nicholas
So this is it - my last column for PRWeek, and at a rough count my 340th (if you include leaders...But no, I haven't been sacked. In case you missed the news story, after ten years at PRWeek ...
the plunge and returning to the world of PR. Call it a mid-life crisis if you like (although I prefer ...
't my first foray into PR, although my early experiences weren't always that edifying. My decision ...
27 Jan 2006
The Times' report on All-Party Groups (PRWeek, 20 January) poses serious questions not just...of reputation seriously. The parliamentary authorities must radically improve the way they
communicate ...
PR advice. Francis Ingham, head of public affairs, CIPR. ...
16 Oct 2009
| by Sandra MacLeod
(PRWeek, 2 October and 9 October), the world is changing and PR is ideally placed to step in and step up...department and budget separate and distinct from that of PR. It is not a hammer that will bring the silos ...
marketing loves command and control, PR thrives on influence and relationships. The concepts of customer, employer and global citizen brands are merging. This, if ever there was one, is surely PR's time ...
14 Feb 2007
| by Anthony Hilton
good PR because it strongly puts forward the client s case. But the art of PR is to persuade others of the merits of a client s case, not simply to present it, and certainly not to present it in a way ...
25 May 2007
Another year of willy waving on the ranking of tech PR companies and their trophy clients (PRWeek...We also hear the old journo versus PR lines again and again. When so many of the tech journalists are taking corporate assignments from PR companies, isn t time that (like MPs) they declared their hand ...
smaller tech companies - an accurate idea of the most effective ways to increase market share. Rachel ...
15 May 2008
| by Paul Mylrea
What does the credit crunch mean for PR people? We've already had a prediction, on the front page...this year. The magazine warned that taking the axe to the PR budget could be a false economy when the marketplace turns sour. So what is the mood in the PR industry? Well, according to figures just released by the CIPR, it remains surprisingly bullish. In the latest survey of senior PR practitioners, around 90 per ...
12 Sep 2007
Access to the weekly PRWeek Viewpoint video stream is absolutely free to all visitors to PRWeek...for new talent : Featuring Hill Knowlton chairman and CEO Paul Taaffe talking about the current PR boom ...
This week a survey from PR recruitment specialists VMA valiantly brings us some positive news about...with the evidence that PRWeek has gathered in recent weeks. Agency chiefs continue to sound bullish about ...
usually between five and ten per cent of headcount from most of the big PR shops, a tidal wave has ...