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NEWS: BBC’s Bell gets IPR President’s gong

13 Dec 1996 | by SARAH MERSON

Martin Bell, the BBC Television news journalist, has been awarded the 1996 IPR President s medal.

NEWS: Sitel poised to announce hiring

13 Dec 1996 | by REBECCA DOWMAN

The world s biggest telemarketing firm, Sitel, is poised to announce which UK PR agency it has chosen to lead its pan-European PR campaign.

NEWS: Dewe Rogerson gets a SEA view of German PR

13 Dec 1996 | by JOHN-PIERRE JOYCE

Dewe Rogerson is set to expand further into the central and eastern European PR market with the establishment of outlets in Germany and Hungary.

NEWS: PPU paves the way to the EU for Eastern bloc states

13 Dec 1996 | by REBECCA DOWMAN

The UK government has appointed the Public Policy Unit to help ten eastern European states prepare for European Union membership.

NEWS: Royal Mail stamp of approval for Makovsky and Co

13 Dec 1996 | by JOANNA MENDA

Royal Mail, a division of the Post Office and the world s second largest international bulk mail carrier, has handed US agency Makovsky and Company its estimated pounds 80,000 fee PR account for North America.

NEWS: Companycare hired to spruce up Kodak D&AI image

13 Dec 1996

Kodak Digital and Applied Imaging has named Companycare PR as its UK and pan-European agency in the first step towards an overhaul of its international PR (PR Week, 1 November).

NEWS: PR EUROPE

13 Dec 1996

ATHENS: Novartis hires Publicom H&K

MEDIA: Profile; Strange phenomena for the lads

13 Dec 1996 | by STEPHEN ARMSTRONG

Fiona Jerome, editor, Bizarre

MEDIA: In Brief

13 Dec 1996

Musical movement at MF

MEDIA: What the Papers say; Press pick up novel ideas for Diana’s future

13 Dec 1996

The Queen would certainly not have been amused. Seven of the world s best-selling female authors gathered in New York to provide Diana, Princess of Wales with ideas for the future. Ostensibly publicising a new American TV channel producing a diet of romantic films 24 hours a day, the gathering generated...

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