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NEWS: KPMG hunts agencies for management arm

Top accountancy firm KPMG Peat Marwick is poised to hire one or more PR firms to run an estimated six-figure PR programme strengthening the identity of its management consultancy arm in the UK.

NEWS: SmithKline seeks financial PR firm for new account

SmithKline Beecham, the Anglo-American pharmaceuticals giant, is hunting for a financial PR consultancy in the UK to plug a gap in its media relations capability.

NEWS: UK firms fight for pharmaceutical sell-off in Croatia

UK financial agencies are battling it out this month for a public relations account from Croatia s leading pharmaceutical company Pliva.

NEWS: BDDP is close to ownership deal with FD directors

Financial Dynamics is close to reaching agreement with its French parent, the advertising agency BDDP, over future ownership of the business.

NEWS: Henderson shakes up accounts

Fund management group Henderson Administration is to review its public relations accounts with College Hill and Lowe Bell Financial as part of a shake-up of its PR and marketing functions.

NEWS: Norwich Union enters direct market with QBO

Norwich Union has called in The Quentin Bell Organisation to handle its entry into the direct insurance market.

NEWS: PR EUROPE

SOFIA: Pitch for Bulgarian privatisation

MEDIA: WHAT THE PAPERS SAY; Mixed reaction to Stock Exchange plans

There was more support for the London Stock Exhange s announced move to a computerised order-driven trading system than expressed about the exchange s PR performance. Nine of the ten articles to express an opinion eitherstated that an order-driven exchange is preferable, or that the new method will...

CAMPAIGNS: Judge and Jury; ‘Steady as she goes’ doesn’t keep the punters happy

Hugh Colver, former director of communications for the Conservative Party, explains how the Budget could have been used as a brilliant PR opportunity to jolt the public out of its political ennui

COMMENT: LETTERS: Industry bodies bring PR to the masses

Sally Davis writes to encourage the industry to market itself better. Thanks to the DTI s financial and advisory support, that s just what the IPR and PRCA are doing (PR Week, 10 November).

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