What the papers say: Reed holds firm on arms exhibit
16 Sep 2005
The Lancet spoke in the respectable tones expected from the 'bible of the world's medical industry' (The Times, 9 September) when it criticised owner Reed Elsevier over an arms fair.
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2 Minutes with ... Keith Wilson Editorialdirector, Organic Life
16 Sep 2005
The first edition hits the shelves on 21 October - tell us about the new mag.
Freesheet bids to wake up the City
16 Sep 2005
Last week saw the launch of the capital's first financial freesheet. Tom Williams asks whether its arrival marks a watershed for financial PROs.
US tries to paint a better picture
16 Sep 2005 | by Nick Deluca
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina and Iraq, an American public affairs expert weighs up the challenge facing the nation's newly appointed reputation manager.
Profile - Modest ambition - Guy Black, corporate affairs director,Telegraph Group
16 Sep 2005 | by Alex Black
Twelve storeys above Canary Wharf, Guy Black is being manoeuvred by a photographer, an experience he does not appear entirely comfortable with. 'Like this?' he asks on more than one occasion, an apologetic grin flashing across his face.
Unions must hone their marketing skills
16 Sep 2005 | by Charlie Whelan, charlie.whelan@haynet.com
If most of the Tory leadership contenders are having trouble being recognised by the public, imagine how many recognise Brendan Barber, the TUC general-secretary who led its annual conference this week. He hardly drew the media's attention to his members' cause.
Let actions speak louder than words
16 Sep 2005
PRWeek now sponsors the Clarion CSR Awards. Peter Crush caught up with four of this year's winners.
Phil Hall Associates unveils high-profile client list
09 Sep 2005
Ex-News of the World and Hello! editor-in-chief Phil Hall has launched a PR agency on the back of contracts with high-profile clients such as Heather Mills McCartney, Hat Trick Productions and West Ham United FC.
Supermarkets dominate as Katrina hurts Swiss Re
09 Sep 2005 | by Alex Black
Tesco's pledge to offer affordable housing to its London workers saw it return to the top of this week's Reputation Monitor. The chain also bought 30 of Wm Morrison's petrol stations.
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