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The Sportsman feeds the UK's gambling habit

The first new national paper in 20 years is poised to benefit from a social revolution, its launch team tells Darren Davidson.

Trading places: just for one day…

In the spirit of fostering greater empathy between PROs and journalists, PRWeek and Rainier PR spent a day on each other’s beat

Profile: David Lewis, Britvic Soft Drinks

As a corporate comms specialist who relishes ‘issues management’, David Lewis is in the right place at Britvic.

Feature: Brands go to war for World Cup glory

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

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BT is hoping its hybrid broadband TV service will attract enough users to shore up its revenues, writes James Curtis.

Brand Health Check: Irn-Bru

The 105-year-old soft drink may still be loved by the Scots, but an unhealthy image is eroding its sales. Nicola Clark reports.

Desert Island Brands - Crispin Reed

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...

Cancer Research UK in smoke ban victory - Public Affairs

Campaign: Smoke-free Workplaces Client: Cancer Research UK PR team: In-house Timescale: January 2005-February 2006 Budget: Under £26,000

Media: Double Standards - 'I continue to be impressed by the fakesheikh'

Ad directors from the Sunday papers compare notes on negotiation strategy, why quality content will survive and Becks' text sex.

Profile: Sally Costerton, Hill & Knowlton

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.'

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