The Big Issue: use a streetwise pitch
08 Dec 2005 | by Alex Black
As readership of the fundraising magazine soars at Christmas, Alex Black looks at the best routes for coverage
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Coca-Cola, GlaxoSmithKline and L'Oreal want global digital networks. Good luck finding one, Larissa Bannister says.
As readership of the fundraising magazine soars at Christmas, Alex Black looks at the best routes for coverage
Sir Richard Branson has lost none of his marketing chutzpah. There it was on the front page of The Sunday Telegraph, an enormous red banner headline: 'Save up to 55% on flights with Virgin Atlantic'.
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Has The Guardian's Berliner relaunch delivered the goods, Alasdair Reid asks.
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