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Campaign: Branston factory fire turns to sales asset - Crisis Management

Campaign: Second Opinion

Andrew Griffin, managing director of specialist crisis and issues management consultancy, Regester Larkin, advises multinationals on reputation management

Campaign: Sutton rallies locals to be top London recyclers - Public Sector

Client: London Borough of Sutton PR team: Citigate Communications/in-house Campaign: Re-use not refuse Timescale: Ongoing from April 2003 Budget: Under £20,000 per year London boroughs tend to be less clean than other local authorities nationally and research on residents of Sutton showed...

Campaign: Mall roadshow boosts BT's The Phone Book - Consumer PR

Client: The Phone Book from BT PR team: Band Brown Communications Campaign: Living by the Book Timescale: Ongoing from April 2004 Budget: Under £120,000 In 2003 The Phone Book from BT decided to change its traditional format into a three-way listing of A-Z residential and business with a...

Diary: Kalashnikov goes out with a bang...

Drinks industry watchdog the Portman Group's decision to effectively ban Kalashnikov Vodka - for the name's association with violence - could be an issue for a number of rival drinks brands.

Diary: ...as Johnnie Walker joins the F1 spirit

Perhaps the Portman Group will now turn its attention to Johnnie Walker's just-announced £10m sponsorship of the McLaren Formula 1 racing team?

Diary: Another PR mystery remains unsolved

It is increasingly uncommon - quite bafflingly - for PR agencies to employ other PR agencies for their own PR.

Diary: Hit or Miss... Unapologetic Livingstone

Two weeks have passed since London Mayor Ken Livingstone told a Jewish journalist that he was acting 'like a concentration camp guard'. The Evening Standard broke its silence to label Livingstone's comments as 'arrogant' and an 'attack on democracy'. Headlines from South Africa to the Middle East and...

Diary: Let's Do Lunch - Hakkasan

Reviewed by Tony Mulliken, chairman, Midas Public Relations.

Between the Lines: Omnicom shows its strength

Yet again, the word from the world's big marketing services holding companies is that tangible, sustainable growth is not coming from above-the-line businesses, but from more targeted, accountable areas of the communications mix.

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