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STOP PRESS: Internet telecom win for Johnson King

IT PR specialist Johnson King PR has been hired to handle corporate PR for telecom company Satellite Media Services. Johnson King won the pounds 50,000 fee account last week after a non-competitive pitch. The agency will promote the company s satellite communications network, which use the internet...

Platform: Keeping tabs on electronic communications - An ignorance of the laws pertaining to electronic communications can leave PR agencies open to litigation, says Suzanne Kemble

As communications become increasingly global, unsuspecting PR practitioners are increasingly at risk of facing legal action for seemingly innocent acts.

STOP PRESS: Yahoo! picks Joe PR for two-month push

Internet search site and content provider Yahoo! has hired Joe Public Relations for a two-month campaign. The agency won the account without a pitch and there was no incumbent. Joe PR has been briefed to target the consumer technology press and telecommunications media promoting coverage of Yahoo s...

MEDIA: Thorton edits NME web site

Anthony Thornton has joined music magazine NME s web site (nme.com) as editor. Thornton joins IPC magazines, from Miller Freeman where he edited dotmusic, the web site of the music business trade magazine, Music Week. nme.com contains news, reviews, chat and special offers.

FOCUS: BROADCAST - Spoilt for new media choice - Television, radio and the internet are becoming ever more compatible making it easier than ever for public relations people to reach a broader audience

With the much publicised arrival of SkyDigital and BBC Digital, broadcasters are promising a new media world and the potential number of new media outlets for the PR industry is awesome. At the same time, digital promises to bring the three broadcast media - television, radio and the internet - ever...

PR Week unveils US sister title and launches web site

The first US edition of PR Week hit newsstands this week carrying exclusive research showing that PR is held in higher esteem than ever by US corporate heads.

STOP PRESS: Eccles takes top comms role at BIB

Julian Eccles is leaving his post as special adviser to the Secretary of State for Culture Media and Sport Chris Smith, to become the first corporate communications director at British Interactive Broadcasting.

Internet rivals hire Red and Larkspur

Competing internet access providers NTL Internet and WebTV have appointed PR agencies to launch mass-market internet products in the UK. NTL has hired Larkspur Communications while WebTV has appointed The Red Consultancy.

Ross quits Camden to take over LBS PR

The London Business School, one of Europe s top three business schools, has poached Camden Council s acting PR head Helen Ross as its new communications director.

STOP PRESS: New press controller for BBC Broadcast

The BBC s commissioning arm, BBC Broadcast, is about to appoint a controller for press and publicity who will oversee press and publicity staff working across radio, TV, internet and digital services. The new controller will report to broadcast marketing and communications director Sue Farr. (See Analysis,...

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