Scoot seeks a sales boost with wider PR remit
04 Sep 1998 | by SOPHIE BARKER
Online telephone and internet information provider Scoot is reviewing its PR account, currently held by Ketchum Life, in a bid to increase sales.
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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...
Online telephone and internet information provider Scoot is reviewing its PR account, currently held by Ketchum Life, in a bid to increase sales.
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