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Profile: Matthew Anderson, group director of comms, BSkyB

Matthew Anderson bounds into Sky's HD display room at its headquarters in Isleworth, west London. 'Have you seen this?' he asks, shaking hands vigorously. 'This is neat, huh?'

Feature: What gets you up in the morning?

As the nights begin to draw in, Steve Smethurst speaks to ten PR professionals about what motivates them and where they find their inspiration

Campaign: Outside teaches an old rocker new tricks

Jon Bon Jovi is one of the world's few 'mega' rock stars. Last month his band performed the last of its sell-out world tour to a crowd of 55,000, with a promise to revellers that it would not be their last.

Feature: How financial firms can rebuild trust

PRWeek reveals new findings on public faith in financial product providers. Robert Gray investigates, and asks communicators in the sector about their strategies

Brand Health Check: Bernard Matthews

The double whammy of bird flu and Jamie Oliver's healthy-eating crusade has hit the poultry brand hard.

Profile: Reviving a golden oldie - Stephen Robertson, Marketing andstore format director, Woolworths

Few would own up to a love of 70s rock music. But Woolworths marketing director Stephen Robertson is not only happy to do so, he even admits to hosting a radio show on retro digital station Planet Rock. 'A friend of mine at the station asked me to do it,' he says. 'Before I got into marketing I used...

Loyal charmer is secret of Vogue's ad success

Publisher Stephen Quinn knows exactly how to maintain the Conde Nast flagship's dominance, Pippa Considine writes.

Opinion: On the Campaign Couch ... with JB

Q: I've been asked to take on a couple of non-executive directorships when I retire from my agency in a year's time. They seem like nice little earners. But will I be able to contribute very much? I can't imagine many company boards are over-preoccupied with advertising and marketing matters.

User-generated content uncovered: Power to the people

User-generated content is driving the next stage in the growth of the internet. Larissa Bannister examines the opportunities for brands and agencies.

Private view

If you have ever been sober and walked into a room full of people who have taken a vast amount of cocaine, you will be familiar with the scenario played out in the new Schweppes (1) commercial.

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