Opinion: Leader - Pressure intensifies on BBC's PR teams
10 Dec 2004 | by Ravi Chandiramani
The BBC is ending the year, as it began it, under the public microscope.
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Opinion: Only brave tax policies can save the Tories
10 Dec 2004 | by Charlie Whelan, charlie.whelan@haynet.com
With most of the nation's media still obsessed with the Blunkett affair, last week's important pre-Budget report was a one-day wonder. Chancellor Gordon Brown's wife Sarah may have found time to lunch with the Home Secretary, but her husband will have been less supportive. He would have preferred stories...
Campaign: NCVO achieves political support for charity bill - Public Affairs
10 Dec 2004 | by Donna Werbner
News Analysis: PR blitz confronts binge drinkers
03 Dec 2004
With Britons preparing to embark on their annual festive booze spree, Sarah Robertson analyses efforts by the Government, charities and the alcohol industry to warn people of the ill-effects of binge drinking. Britain's binge-drinking culture has become a national media obsession and a spate of PR activity...
Opinion: Fear of age blinds UK plc to opportunity
03 Dec 2004 | by Kate Nicholas, kate.nicholas@haynet.com
The grey market is big - and getting bigger - but the corporate environment of UK plc seems to be in denial about it. Indeed, the UK's Peter Pan business leaders are likely to be throwing their toys out of their prams again this week, after it was confirmed that the Government plans to abolish compulsory...
Opinion: The truth will be Blunkett's best PR ally
03 Dec 2004 | by Charlie Whelan, charlie.whelan@haynet.com
For weeks now the press have been digging for more dirt on the Home Secretary. In fact, they've been at it ever since the news first broke of his unlikely relationship with Kimberly Quinn, the married publisher of The Spectator.
Healthcare Survey: Marketing Medicines
03 Dec 2004
Research shows that GPs value creative PR and accurate sales-force delivery from pharma firms, finds Mark Johnson.
Healthcare Survey: Ghost writers under spotlight
03 Dec 2004
As healthcare PROs prepare to explain their role in medical communications to the Health Select Committee, Mark Johnson investigates claims of ghost-written articles in peer-review journals. The pharmaceutical industry is no stranger to criticism or vilification.
Campaign: Doncaster gets youth engaged in politics - Public Sector
03 Dec 2004 | by Alex Blyth
Campaign: Speak your Mind Client: Doncaster Youth Council and Doncaster Council PR team: The Publicity Bureau Timescale: 4-22 October 2004 Budget: Less than £5,000
Media Analysis: NSPCC title joins parenting field
26 Nov 2004
As the NSPCC prepares to launch a magazine into a market that recently claimed the scalp of BBC Parenting, Joe Lepper reviews the state of the arena.
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