Baldwin and Roberts: journalists with a cause
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Who are They? Times reporter and Mirror political editor will add clout to Labour comms set-up.
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Hit or Miss? Morrisons calls on FIFA to return England's £1m sponsorship
17 Dec 2010
Cashback! Morrisons grabbed headlines this week after calling on FIFA to donate £1m to charity as compensation for an 'unfair' bidding process.
Freuds assists Nobel winner
17 Dec 2010 | by Nicki Wicks
Freud Communications is providing pro-bono PR support for imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo and the ongoing campaign to release the Chinese dissident.
Three exits in WS shake-up
17 Dec 2010 | by David Woods
Weber Shandwick is understood to have made three senior redundancies, including its Europe-wide strategic planning director.
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17 Dec 2010
The World Snowboarding Championships has drafted in PR support to publicise the 2012 finals in Oslo. London-based IMG Sports Media will handle all international media and sponsor agreements for the event, which will see 240 snowboarders from 35 nations in action.
The Week
17 Dec 2010
Ogilvy PR has appointed Hill & Knowlton's Stuart Smith as MD for its global corporate practice. Smith joins in February from H&K, where he is head of the EMEA corporate practice.
Office of Fair Trading tells comms professionals to rethink Twitter tactics
16 Dec 2010 | by David Woods
PR professionals have been warned to change the way they use Twitter and other social media platforms following groundbreaking action by the Office of Fair Trading.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg to get strategic comms help
16 Dec 2010 | by Matt Cartmell
Embattled Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg is to get his first official head of comms as his popularity plummets.
National Air Traffic Services in search for City PR support
16 Dec 2010 | by Alec Mattinson
The UK's air traffic control operator is on the hunt for City PR support ahead of Government plans to privatise the company.
Vodafone refuses to engage proactively with tax-avoidance protesters
16 Dec 2010 | by Matt Cartmell
Vodafone is refusing to engage with tax-avoidance protesters, as the brand seeks to avoid further negative publicity.
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