Public Sector: Campaign breakdown - Love Your Local High Street
26 Jun 2009
Who: London Borough of Camden
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Who: London Borough of Camden
Central office of information New initiative to achieve a set of 'robust standards' across industry.
South Oxfordshire opposes plans for new homes, CIPR launches excellence awards.
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has highlighted widespread dissatisfaction about the impact of council publications on local newspapers.
Crisis talk Days after the failed attempt to oust him from office, Gordon Brown tried to get back on the front foot by giving a feature-length interview to the Guardian Weekend magazine. According to the paper, Brown made 'an unprecedented frank series of observations on his time in office'. The PM...
Campaign: It Doesn't Have to Happen Client: Home Office PR team: Forster Timescale: £250,000 Budget: October 2008-March 2009 It Doesn't Have to Happen (IDHTH) is a national Home Office campaign designed by young people for young people to reduce knife crime. Forster took the campaign out to...
Campaign: HeartWorks Client: NVIDIA PR team: Six Degrees PR Timescale: September-December 2008 Budget: £8,000 University College Hospital teamed up with Glassworks, a computer animation company, to create the world's first virtual 3D heart, called HeartWorks, for medical students. This allows...
Campaign: Terminator Salvation meets Formula One Client: Sony Pictures International in Los Angeles PR team: Sidhu Simon Communications Timescale: May-June 2009 Budget: Less than £5,000 In advance of the worldwide release of the Terminator Salvation film, the Brawn GP team joined Sony Pictures...
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