27 May 1999
| by ALEXANDRA JARDINE
Citigate Dewe Rogerson has knocked Shandwick International from the
top position in Marketing s annual PR league table for the first time in
seven years.
27 May 1999
| by FRAN LITTLEWOOD
Sega s fortunes have nose-dived since the early 90s when Sonic the
Hedgehog captured the hearts and minds of computer gamers.
27 May 1999
| by DAWN ORR, Sales director Claritas UK
Talking to the workers is becoming a more accepted role for PR
agencies.
27 May 1999
| by DAWN ORR, Sales director Claritas UK
It s one of the tenets of public relations that they are the people
with know-how to cope with a crisis. They can prepare action plans in
anticipation of trouble, and identify what messages to communicate to
what audiences.
27 May 1999
| by DAWN ORR, Sales director Claritas UK
Technology now touches all our lives. It has certainly touched the
PR industry. For several years, information technology - broadly defined
- has been the fastest-growing area in public relations, and the trend
shows little sign of easing.
27 May 1999
| by DAWN ORR, Sales director Claritas UK
An intriguing feature of the Marketing PR league tables a year ago
was that the lists of fastest-growing agencies were dominated by IT and
healthcare specialists. Judging by the latest figures, however, it looks
as though the techies were still in growth mode in 1998, but the medics
had a relapse. None...
27 May 1999
| by DAWN ORR, Sales director Claritas UK
Today s marketing directors are more streetwise about public
relations, declares Alison Miles, a director of The Grayling Group. They
have a better understanding of what it can do, and its value in the
marketing mix.
20 May 1999
| by ANNE-MARIE CRAWFORD
Bass is hoping to revitalise the alcopops sector by launching a
low-calorie version of its Hooch brand. Hooch Light launches at the end
of July, with a heavyweight consumer PR and press advertising campaign.
The advertising will be handled through Euro Wnek Gosper RSCG. Bass is
still talking to PR agencies....
20 May 1999
| by MARK TUNGATE
Nestle may be the world s leading food company, but its image in
the UK is badly out of step with its reputation in other markets.
20 May 1999
Charmaine Price is the new marketing executive, public relations,
at Continental Airlines. She is joined by Celine Garbi, who takes on the
role of marketing executive, direct marketing, and Katie Jeffries, who
is marketing executive, advertising.