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Contact book update
28 Feb 2008
The latest update on all the new launches, hires and developments in the world of print, broadcast and digital media.
PROFILE: Gary Stockman, a digital vision to wow the UK
21 Feb 2008 | by Danny Rogers
Considering he arrived in Heathrow a couple of hours ago, Gary Stockman looks remarkably fresh.
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY: Internet giants in new web war
21 Feb 2008
The heavyweight merger tussle between Microsoft and Yahoo had a new entrant this week with Rupert Murdoch apparently mulling over a 'white knight' deal that would see Newscorp's MySpace merged with Yahoo in return for 20 per cent ownership.
Contact Book Update
21 Feb 2008
The latest update on all the new launches, hires and developments in the world of print, broadcast and digital media.
2 MINUTES WITH: Clare Gill, Editor, GetLippy.com
21 Feb 2008
GetLippy.com, the website for Company magazine, has just launched GetLippy TV. Tell us about the site.
PROFILE: Rachel Bell, Still shining after a decade
14 Feb 2008 | by Hannah Marriott
'That? That is a gimp mask,' sighs Rachel Bell, feigning concern before repeating, matter-of-fact: ‘That is the gimp mask in our boardroom.'
PR evaluation scales new heights
14 Feb 2008 | by Hannah Marriott
Last year mountaineer Rod Baber teamed up with Motorola for an ambitious project. For Baber, the challenge was to scale Everest. When he got there, he would make the world's highest land-based mobile phone call and text, thereby gaining two Guinness World Records.
Contact book update
14 Feb 2008
The latest update on all the new launches, hires and developments in the world of print, broadcast and digital media.
CONSUMER PR: The subtle art of selling sex
07 Feb 2008 | by Suzy Bashford
Pitching products with a sexual element to the mainstream media is a delicate business. But it is getting easier, finds Suzy Bashford.
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