Feature: How to bring the workers on side
27 Apr 2006 | by Mark Johnson
Recent polls reveal that internal comms often fails to motivate staff and get them on-message. Mark Johnson reports
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Determined Henry drives ITV to digital diversity
28 Apr 2006
If he can replicate his success at Hallmark, Jeff Henry should become ITV's next chief executive, Darren Davidson writes.
Smash Hits keeps a grip on closure news
27 Apr 2006 | by Mary Cowlett
February marked the end of an era when Emap Metro announced that Smash Hits magazine, the pop bible for many British teenagers for 28 years, was about to close.
iPod speakers carve a niche in crowded arena
27 Apr 2006 | by Steve Hemsley
Monitor Audio, one of the world’s largest loudspeaker companies, is known as a design-led hi-fi specialist. It identified a gap in the cluttered iPod accessories sector for a premium-quality speaker system – the i-deck.
Profile: Matt Tee, Department of Health
27 Apr 2006 | by Sarah Robertson
Matt Tee says he knew what he was ‘letting himself in for’ when he agreed to join the Department of Health’s comms team six months ago.
Couture clash
26 Apr 2006 | by Nicola Clark
Grazia is struggling to balance its premium lifestyle positioning with readers' hunger for celebrities.
Brand Health Check: Dolcis
26 Apr 2006
The shoe retailer is losing sales to high-street clothing chains as they extend their fashion empires. James Quilter reports.
Top 150 PR consultancies 2006: Huntsworth - one year on
20 Apr 2006 | by Daniel Rogers
Twelve months after the merger with Incepta, Daniel Rogers gauges the performance of the expanded group and its plans for future growth
IT player Saitek makes a mainstream splash
20 Apr 2006 | by Mary Cowlett
Saitek, a PC and gaming peripherals business, is relatively unknown beyond the sector.
Top 150 PR consultancies 2006: Overview - Caution is urged after bullish year
20 Apr 2006 | by Robert Gray
After strong performances in 2005, many agencies are looking to consolidate, but most senior managers are counselling close assessment of the market. Robert Gray reports
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