Feature: 2006 - The year in review
06 Dec 2006 | by Robert Gray
As the environment and terror dominated the news, communicators turned to social media. Robert Gray reports.
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PRIDE AWARDS 2006/07: East Anglia
06 Dec 2006
The CIPR raises its hat to the best East Anglian campaigns, from the local regen agency to train operator 'one'.
Profile: Kevin Hawkins, director-general, British Retail Consortium
06 Dec 2006 | by Adam Hill
Retailers are preparing to face another Christmas without excessive cheer, but they do have someone on their side: Kevin Hawkins, director-general of the British Retail Consortium.
Campaign: Father gets high to save his church roof
06 Dec 2006 | by Peter Crush
The South London borough of London is home to one of Europe's largest drugs markets, has the capital's highest percentage of people with mental illness, and is one of the most deprived council wards in the country. Read on...
Campaign: Herts demonstrates the dangers of drink driving
06 Dec 2006 | by Steve Smethurst
Read what happened in Hertfordshire County Council's campaign to combat drink-driving.
Campaign: Kitten appeal nets cash for abandoned felines
06 Dec 2006 | by Mary Cowlett
In August, feline welfare charity Cats Protection ran its annual Kitten Crisis Appeal. This year it wanted to raise funds for the 20,000-plus animal orphans it cares for annually (most arrive over the summer).
Feature: Daunting December
29 Nov 2006 | by Steve Hemsley
A month of parties might sound fun, but many PROs view the season as a chore. Steve Hemsley investigates.
Feature: Firefighting in the digital age
29 Nov 2006 | by Peter Crush
PROs met this week to discuss crisis management. Peter Crush picks three high-profile case studies, and speaks to delegates.
Profile: Jonathan Jordan, UK chief executive, Burson-Marsteller
29 Nov 2006 | by Alex Black
'A successful agency needs three attributes,' argues Jonathan Jordan, settling in to his refurbished office. 'Strong clients, great people and a respected brand. We certainly have the first two, and I would argue we also have the most respected brand in the business.'
Campaign: LG sprinkles celeb glitter on Choc phone
29 Nov 2006 | by Steve Smethurst
In April, LG appointed Hill & Knowlton and sister agency Blanc & Otus to launch the LG Chocolate Mobile Phone in the UK.
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