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30 Mar 2006
In the spirit of fostering greater empathy between PROs and journalists, PRWeek and Rainier PR spent a day on each other’s beat
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The first new national paper in 20 years is poised to benefit from a social revolution, its launch team tells Darren Davidson.
In the spirit of fostering greater empathy between PROs and journalists, PRWeek and Rainier PR spent a day on each other’s beat
As a corporate comms specialist who relishes ‘issues management’, David Lewis is in the right place at Britvic.
With Germany 2006 only weeks away, Alex Blythe asks whether it is worth paying for official partner status when non-sponsors employ guerilla PR tactics
BT is hoping its hybrid broadband TV service will attract enough users to shore up its revenues, writes James Curtis.
The 105-year-old soft drink may still be loved by the Scots, but an unhealthy image is eroding its sales. Nicola Clark reports.
A chance to pick five brands that you would like to find washed up on the beach if you were a castaway. What would you choose and why? Design consultancy Pemberton & Whitefoord asks Crispin Reed, senior vice-president Europe for Sterling Brands, a leading independently owned branding consultancy with...
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Ad directors from the Sunday papers compare notes on negotiation strategy, why quality content will survive and Becks' text sex.
I think we need to be more confident,' says Sally Costerton. ‘It's an English thing, but we're Hill & Knowlton, we should be proud of what we are and what we have.'