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MEDIA BRIEF: Guardian Media Group looking to launch TV version of Jazz FM

JAZZ FM: The Guardian Media Group has confirmed a three-strong team is looking at launching a satellite TV version of Jazz FM. A spokeswoman said the group is looking at creating a 'mood' station that would mirror the radio original, with content focusing on lifestyle and music videos. The plans were...

OPINION: Blair's referendum rejection is simply bad PR

The government's failure to hold a referendum on the new European constitution is not just bad politics, it is bad PR. How on earth can New Labour argue the case for Europe when they are not even prepared to put their views to the ultimate test - the verdict of the people?

EDITORIAL: Profit squeeze is true benchmark

If the current economic climate can be compared to an icy winter, agencies that still manage to hire people and put on fee income are the industry's Pen Hadows. The comparison may seem glib - polar exploration is obviously both more brave and more foolhardy than running PR firms - but there can be no...

EDITORIAL: Shrill attack on PR still rings hollow

Bryan Appleyard's attack on PR in The Sunday Times two weeks ago continues to ruffle feathers. For those who missed it, he described the industry as 'scum,' colluding with lazy journalists to pull a confidence trick on an unsuspecting public.

ANALYSIS: Olympic rules pose bid PR challenge

International Olympic Committee rules on bidding for the Games limit what PROs can do to aid London's cause. Does that mean the bid process will be a PR-free zone? Far from it, says Andy Allen.

ANALYSIS: Comms is key to boost public trust in councils

It is now a year since the Government invested heavily in improving council PR, but fresh research shows public trust in those who provide our services is as low as ever. Mark Johnson reports.

TOP 25 HEALTHCARE PR: Health check - Mary Cowlett examines how sectoral change hit pharma PR firms in 2002

As NHS change proceeded apace, the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) increased its influence, and pharma companies squeezed their spending, 2002 was clearly a pivotal year for healthcare PR specialists.

TOP 25 HEALTHCARE PR: PROFILES

With a 70 per cent hike in income to 2.7m, Galliard has nearly doubled its staff numbers.

CAMPAIGN: Financial Services - Liverpool ties in with pound coin birthday

Client: Liverpool Victoria PR Team: Lansons Communications and in-house Campaign: 20th anniversary of the pound coin Timescale: April 2003 Budget: 15,000

CAMPAIGN: Election PR - Borough's PR raises level of postal voting

Client: Borough of Telford Wrekin PR Team: In-house Campaign: Post Your Vote Timescale: March - May 2003 Budget: 15,000

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