to remove filtersGfK sees record growth for 2004 with sales rising 12.7%
28 Feb 2005 | by Sam Matthews
LONDON - Global research firm GfK Group has announced record preliminary results for 2004 with sales up 12.7% to €671m (£465m), beating its own forecast.
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Experian boosts Canvasse Opinion with new online service
28 Feb 2005 | by Julia Pearlman
LONDON - Experian has boosted its research service, Canvasse Opinion, with the launch of a new online version, which promises quick and cost-effective access to the views of 1,500 adults.
Opinion: Don't be afraid of losing 'control'
25 Feb 2005 | by Charlie Whelan, charlie.whelan@haynet.com
Ask any spin doctor what he or she fears most and they will probably reply with anything they 'can't control'. This is a very natural reaction but not necessarily the right one, because 'control' can make a politician, or indeed any high-profile celebrity, appear less human. Spontaneous happenings,...
Opinion: Leader - Incepta/Huntsworth client offer unclear
25 Feb 2005 | by Daniel Rogers, Editor, danny.rogers@haynet.com
The revelation that Incepta is now in 'advanced' merger talks with Huntsworth is another indication of how determined both groups are to increase their critical mass.
Opinion: My Best Hire - Flic Howard-Allen
25 Feb 2005
Karen Moyse, managing director of Kinetic, on the 'phenomenal' Flic Howard-Allen.
Ethical Trade: Is Fairtrade losing its edge?
25 Feb 2005
Fairtrade Fortnight kicks off next month, but as more big brands jump on the ethical bandwagon, is the Fairtrade movement in danger of being diluted, asks James Curtis.
Technology PR: Selling the benefits
25 Feb 2005
The IT sector is showing signs of recovery but PROs must take account of the new audience, says Mark Johnson.
Agency Versus In-House: Trading places
25 Feb 2005
Maja Pawinska reports on the pleasures and pitfalls of working at agencies and in-house.
The CIPR PRide Awards 2004/5: North East
25 Feb 2005
The awards ceremony of the North East PRide Awards fell on an historic day, as the event coincided with the Institute's announcement that the IPR had been granted Chartered Status by the Privy Council. More than 120 finalists and guests were joined by past presidents Professor Anne Gregory and John...
The CIPR PRide Awards 2004/5: Award winners pick up their accolades
25 Feb 2005
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