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Food & drink: Jack Daniel's creates dramatic buzz

Stir PR was asked to drive sales of Jack Daniel's Single Barrel whiskey, pushing the message that each barrel has its own distinct taste. It also needed to create enough buzz to persuade Waitrose to stock the product in the run-up to Christmas.

Maureen Corish: Stepping away from convention

The indie music-loving Random House comms director is determined to propel the book publisher into the digital era, finds David Benady.

Sport: Betfair scores with Man U web Q&A

Betfair wanted to maximise its access to Manchester United's global fanbase as the club's official betting partner.

Sarah Gower: On the starting blocks

The head of PR for Adidas UK & Ireland is preparing for the most challenging summer of her career, reports John Owens.

Voluntary Sector: Disability group forces coalition into U-turn

Leonard Cheshire Disability, Mencap and Sense united to highlight the impact cuts to the mobility component of the Disability Living Allowance will have to disabled people in residential care.

Lobbying under scrutiny

The row between Bell Pottinger and The Bureau of Investigative Journalism has again thrust lobbying into the spotlight. Kate Magee assesses its impact on the public affairs industry.

Voluntary sector: Footballers kick-start blood cancer cause

As part of its Give Blood Cancer the Red Card campaign, Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research wanted to spread local awareness of its lifesaving work at a football match between Nottingham Forest and Coventry City. This was particularly relevant because Nottingham City Hospital is part of a UK clinical trials...


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