From prweek.com/uk: Most commented
17 Dec 2010
1. Three-quarters of marketing chiefs say in-house PR should not handle social media - 7 December
1. Rolls-Royce considers agency pitch in bid to boost corporate reputation - 9 December
1. Three-quarters of marketing chiefs say in-house PR should not handle social media - 7 December
Antoine Soussaline, production director at Edelman Digital, talk about the impact the changes to the Office of Fair Trading's regulations will have on the PR industry, and the best way for PR professionals to integrate these changes into working practices.
- The PR team is best placed to tackle Twitter
Translating a glossy women's monthly magazine into a decent website is not an easy task. Last week, Red magazine overhauled its online presence by launching Red Online, a website teeming with opportunities for PR professionals, which aims to provide practical help, news and promote greater interaction...
Campaign: Food Waste Recycling Roll-Out Client: Oxfordshire Waste Partnership PR team: Cherwell District Council Timescale: March 2009-October 2010 Budget: £26,000 In 2003, Cherwell District Council started an alternate-week kerbside recycling and waste collection scheme that increased the...
Campaign: Talisker Bounty Boat Client: Talisker Single Malt Scotch Whisky PR team: Grayling Timescale: April-June 2010 Budget: £19,500 Talisker is made near the sea on the Isle of Skye. Parent firm Diageo wanted to lift the product out of the food and drink pages. The idea was to sponsor a...
Campaign: Get Sorted Client: Golden Square shopping centre PR team: de Winter PR and Marketing Timescale: September-November 2010 Budget: £8,000 Golden Square is Warrington's largest shopping centre with 120 high street retailers. The centre hosted an event along with the British Council of...
NewcastleGateshead and Gardiner Richardson are among the winners in the North East.