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Hit or Miss? Royal couple sue French magazine over topless pictures of Kate

Clarence House responded to the publication of photographs of the Duchess of Cambridge sunbathing topless with a strongly worded statement calling the invasion of privacy 'grotesque', 'totally unjustifiable' and likening it to the press' treatment of Princess Diana.

The week in media

Elle has launched its first mobile site in response to the increasing number of users viewing content on their phones. The mobile site, which is now live, has been built in response to 'increasing demand' from Elle readers and digital users for premium content on multiple platforms. Read more...

Food & Drink: Coca-Cola fizzes up Olympic Torch Relay

Coca-Cola was one of the London 2012 Olympic Torch Relay's three partners. Through its sponsorship, Coca-Cola was able to choose several people to be torchbearers. As the only sponsor with the rights to bring live music to the Olympic Torch Relay, it was also allowed to host free concerts along the...

Voluntary Sector: Amnesty International reveals a secret

Amnesty International revived its comedy and music event, the Secret Policeman's Ball, to highlight its 50th anniversary. The event was held at the Radio City Music Hall in New York.

Voluntary: CRY goes to the heart of the matter

The heart charity wanted to be on the front foot in response to the on-pitch collapse of Bolton Wanderers' Fabrice Muamba earlier this year.

Voluntary Sector/Media: FT sees the sense in helping Sightsavers

The Financial Times selected development charity Sightsavers as the partner for its 2011/12 seasonal appeal, providing print and online editorial coverage of the charity's work. The appeal aimed to raise awareness of, and money for, Sightsavers' work in preventing and curing blindness, and supporting...

Voluntary Sector: WWF gains time for endangered whales

Conservation charity WWF asked Kaper to highlight the plight of the western Gray whale. With only 130 left in the world, the species faces extinction due to the development of a third oil and gas platform off the coast of Sakhalin Island. Three European banks were financing the project, along with other...

Sports Funding: Athletes say big 'thank' you for funding

The National Lottery hired Fast Track to run a digital campaign to show how its £2.2bn funding was helping UK athletes to succeed and compete at London 2012 and in the Paralympic Games.

Voluntary: 'Eggcelent' brand helps armed forces

In April 2011, Noble Foods launched an egg brand called Eggs for Soldiers, for which 15 pence was donated to armed forces charity Help for Heroes for each pack sold. In January 2012 it hired Three Sixty Communications to increase brand awareness.

Art & Entertainment: Creatives animated by tax break issue

Animation UK represents the UK's animation industry. In 2011, the industry was becoming concerned that it could not compete on a level playing field with other countries such as Australia and Canada, whose governments offer tax breaks and subsidies to their animation companies. Animation UK hired Parys...


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