09 May 2013
| by Kate Magee
Kaper was called in to promote Time Out's shift to a free magazine after 44 years.
24 Apr 2013
| by PRWeek reporters
People have lost faith in the corporation's impartiality since the Jimmy Savile scandal broke, although it remains the media organisation with the best reputation
22 Mar 2013
| by John Owens
For 53 days, Christian Aid drove a branded double-decker bus around the UK to raise awareness of its Tax Justice campaign to highlight the responsibility multinational firms have to pay their fair share of tax.
08 Mar 2013
| by Francesca Rice
Microsoft asked 3 Monkeys Communications to devise a fully integrated campaign that would position Internet Explorer 9 as an innovative must-have browser.
Channel 4 wanted to raise awareness and support on social media from TV journalists and cultural commentators for its thriller series Utopia, driving viewers to the launch episode.
01 Feb 2013
| by Ellie Bothwell
Diet Coke hired Lexis to build on the brand's fashion credentials and reach a mainstream female audience of 20- to 29-year-olds. It decided to launch a limited collection that was to be created by fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier.
25 Jan 2013
| by Kate Magee
Adidas hired John Doe to promote two special events it had set up as part of its Adidas Underground series of events associated with the London 2012 Olympics. John Doe had to generate media coverage during a saturated cultural period.
Before the current Premier League season kicked off, bookmaker Coral asked Cow to come up with a PR stunt to connect with its core male audience and football fans.
After tennis player Andy Murray won the US Open Men's Singles, his first Grand Slam title, Stirling Council wanted to organise a homecoming celebration.
The charity enlisted the help of Aberfield to raise the profile of primary bone cancer during its awareness week in October.