Editor's Desk: Aubrey Day, Total Film
30 Apr 2009 | by Laura Davies
Total Film is one of the leading film magazines in Britain, and in their eyes, the world
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The Sunday Express' news editor offers his PR dos and don'ts
Hit or Miss - Sherbet fountain now in plastic
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Tangerine dream Sweet manufacturer Tangerine Confectionery is scrapping Sherbet Fountain's cardboard packaging in favour of resealable plastic tubes.
The future of internal communications
28 Apr 2009
This new report by executive search firm Watson Helsby provides insight into the big topics shaping internal communications and its development as a function as well as a view of the competencies required for success in today's internal communications directors
Institute of Fundraising nabs Louise Richards as comms head
28 Apr 2009 | by Kate Magee
The Institute of Fundraising has appointed Computer Aid International's CEO as its new comms chief.
Karen Pasquali Jones launches Lick Media
28 Apr 2009 | by Laura Davies
Former Love It! editor Karen Pasquali Jones has set up a new media focused PR agency, Lick Media.
Friends of the Earth condemns factory farming
27 Apr 2009 | by Kate Magee
The factory farming system causes more environmental damage than transport, Friends of the Earth will claim today.
Entertainment - Cirque du Soleil comes to town
24 Apr 2009 | by Cathy Wallace
Campaign: Cirque du Soleil's Quidam
Charities' political warning
24 Apr 2009 | by Kate Magee
PR chiefs encourage charities to continue political lobbying despite media criticism.
Good Housekeeping: A national treasure that still sparkles
24 Apr 2009 | by Laura Davies
'In good times people love Good Housekeeping, in hard times they depend on it.' That is the motto of a magazine deemed so important to the nation's survival that in World War Two, it was relocated to a castle in Wales and given rationed paper stocks to continue printing.
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