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News Analysis: Sainsbury's investor relations fight

'Cumbersome, bureaucratic and lacking in dynamism' are some of the charges laid at the door of one of the UK's most venerable food retailers. Richard Cann asks whether Sainsbury's can win back the confidence of the City.

News analysis: What journalists think of City PROs

City journalists say financial PR does not affect their judgement of companies, according to the latest Mori Reputation Centre survey. Tom Williams looks behind the figures to see what does influence City comment.

Tory plans to bring BBC into line could silence Quiet Man

Poor old Iain Duncan Smith. Just as he had managed to muster a marginally bigger audience for his cameo slot on the obscure BBC Three show 'Live at Johnny's' than came to watch him on stage in Liverpool, a piece of research commissioned by the Conservatives threatens to scupper his fledgling TV career,...

Marketing Society - Without insights we cannot keep customers loyal

The business world continues to operate at an increasingly dynamic pace, and competition for the hearts, minds and wallets of customers is as fierce as ever. Operating margins are under constant pressure as we strive to maintain the right cost structures to stay profitable, let alone competitive.

News Analysis: Unilever exposed as FitzGerald quits

As the FMCG giant prepares for life after its PR-friendly CEO's departure, and ploughs ahead with its 'Path to Growth' strategy, Ian Hall analyses the raft of comms challenges that lie ahead for the Anglo-Dutch group

News Analysis: Home Office hurt by asylum critics

The Government faces an enormous challenge to win public support for its immigration policy in the face of a sceptical tabloid press.

Cynic Ingram sees end to the affair as clients want more

It's reassuring to know there are still plenty of cynical old bastards around. One such character works in programming at Channel 4 and scheduled 'The End of the Affair' on Valentine's Night: a film so bitter and coruscating that it was guaranteed to put paid to even the most ardent post-prandial horseplay,...

Getting a pep talk about vitamins and supplements

As Britain's number two tennis player Greg Rusedski awaits the verdict over taking the banned substance nandrolone, legal and brand guru Ardi Kolah reports on a recent legal challenge to protect our rights to take vitamin supplements.

Media analysis: Business broadcasters ride boom

Today's finance professionals demand news as it happens all day long, and with business broadcasters' audiences up by as much as 300 per cent in five years, supply is emerging to match demand.

News analysis: Travel PR events battle for journos

Travel trade shows are a popular forum for PR practitioners to network, tout for business and boost clients' profiles. Ian Hall reports from Madrid on how PROs and journalists can get what they want from such events


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