My biggest mistake
27 Oct 2006
Regrets? We all have a few. But you don't learn much if you never make mistakes - and if you've got to the top of this business, you've probably learned a bit along the way. Just post the coconut, okay?
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The media network's chief executive is confident its tie-up with Draft is more than a token gesture from IPG.
Regrets? We all have a few. But you don't learn much if you never make mistakes - and if you've got to the top of this business, you've probably learned a bit along the way. Just post the coconut, okay?
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If one were to guess the character of Sir Paul McCartney's PR man at this highly controversial time, it would be natural to imagine a gnarled bruiser of a publicist pulling the strings and raging at tabloid hacks.
The PRWeek Awards for 2006 were again a great success. All the stars of the UK PR industry were present to indulge in the frivolity and again we have filmed some of the more prestigious winners as they were interviewed on the night.
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