Have you noticed that we now have a writing Government? Since Labour won the election hands down seven months ago, its ministers have had more by-lines than many journalists who write for a living. Last week, for example, I counted nine ministerial articles in the national dailies.
Fund manager Framlington has hired Lansons Communications to build its product and corporate profile in the UK. Framlington had previously used Lowe Bell Financial, which repitched for the account.
Siemens Mobile Communications is searching for its first UK public relations agency as it attempts to snatch sales from top three brands Nokia, Motorola and Ericsson.
Cake company Manor Bakeries is to embark on its first consumer PR campaign.
The South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive (SYPTE), the public authority which oversees public transport facilities in the region, including the South Yorkshire Supertram in Sheffield, is reviewing the lobbying account it holds with GPC Connect.
Philips Consumer Communications, the mobile phones and pagers division of the Dutch electronics giant, is inviting pitches to find an agency to handle its brand across Asia.
Burson-Marsteller s president and chief executive officer of Asia/Pacific Peter Kingsbury is to leave the agency. He is being replaced by Ferry de Bakker, B-M s president and CEO for Europe .
Daniela Fania, managing director of IT specialist Herald Communications Milan office, has quit the agency just two months after launching its Italian operation.
Data networking giant 3Com has poached Cisco Systems European PR manager Sandra van Vreedendaal to replace Lorna Mountford as its European PR manager.
Broadcast PR specialist Bulletin International has opened an office in Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian capital. Shoba Purushothaman, international group director at Bulletin, will head the office until a managing director is appointed early next year. Bulletin is headquartered in London and has offices...
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