LONDON - French president Jacques Chirac wants to see an international news channel launched as early next year that would report the news from the French perspective, following the rubbishing that France has faced over the Iraqi crisis.
LONDON - Crispin Reed, the group managing director of Springer & Jacoby London, has left the agency after nearly three years in what insiders say is the first of many changes over the coming weeks.
LONDON - Virgin Mobile has strengthened B'lowfish Advertising's hold on its below-the-line UK business by handing it the assignment for building the network's direct sales activity.
Bringing a number of large customer databases together in a consortium can cause problems if companies are not clear about how they are going to manage the data from the outset, writes Francis Wallinger, managing director of Alchemetrics .
Week two in a fortnightly series of articles aimed at guiding marketers through the art of developing compelling creatives, by Tullo Marshall Warren creative director Daren Kay.
CHARITY: The Fire Services National Benevolent Fund is to step up its PR in June, when the charity celebrates its diamond jubilee. Events include a concert on 29 June featuring the singer Petula Clark and comedian Ronnie Corbett. A media launch to promote the event takes place next week.
SUNDERLAND: Newcastle-based agency Bradley O'Mahoney has been appointed to handle PR for City of Sunderland College. The agency's brief is to develop a strategic PR and marketing campaign to raise the profile of the college regionally.
Two of the most senior directors of hatch-group's founding subsidiary are to quit the company following disagreements with the parent company board.
JEWISH GROUP: Jewish community body the Board of Deputies has created two posts to replace PA director Fiona Macaulay, who left earlier this year to join the World Society for the Protection of Animals as deputy director general. Her role has been replaced with those of media officer and director of...
The international PR community has condemned President Bush's media operation on the Iraq crisis as unethical and untrustworthy, according to a survey out this week.
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