Exposure pays out after Kidman spat
21 Dec 2007 | by Hannah Marriott
Consumer agency Exposure has been forced to pay thousands of pounds for its involvement in a spat between The Daily Telegraph newspaper and actress Nicole Kidman.
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Europe calls for manatory lobbying rulebook
21 Dec 2007 | by Matt Cartmell
The European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee is in favour of a mandatory rulebook for lobbyists working in the European Union.
FD in Irish agency swoop
21 Dec 2007 | by David Quainton
FD has acquired Dublin-based K Capital Source - the financial agency that advises Aer Lingus, Smurfit Kappa and Independent News & Media.
Time Out turns to agency backing
21 Dec 2007 | by Gemma O'Reilly
Time Out has appointed The SPA Way to handle its consumer business following a six-way pitch.
GCI London brings in first MD
20 Dec 2007 | by Matt Cartmell
GCI London has announced two high-profile management changes, including the appointment of the agency’s first managing director.
Digital camera firms plumps for Bottle
20 Dec 2007 | by Hannah Marriott
Digital camera manufacturer General Imaging Europe has appointed Bottle PR for its UK launch.
Christian Aid in comms review
20 Dec 2007 | by Kate Magee
Christian Aid is reviewing its communications arrangements following the retirement of its long-standing marketing and communications director.
Edelman UK scores new CSR chief
20 Dec 2007 | by David Quainton
Edelman UK has brought in David McKnight as director of its CSR business First&42nd.
Bangladeshi and Pakistani families subject to new Government push
19 Dec 2007 | by Matt Cartmell
Revenue & Customs and the Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) are making a joint push to target hard-to-reach Bangladeshi and Pakistani communities.
Wine brand in ethical push
19 Dec 2007 | by Kate Magee
Fairtrade wine brand Fairhills has called in PR support in an attempt to make ethical wine more mainstream.
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