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Adwatch of the year: Adwatch stars of 2004

Which brands had the year's most memorable ad campaigns, and which execution had the greatest impact over a single week? Gail Kemp takes a look at the Adwatch winners of 2004.

Top Performers of 2004: Digital Agency of the Year - Dare

Winning the £5 million Wanadoo account capped a fine year for Dare, while new effectiveness tracking helped it enhance its creative product.

Profile: Charles Naylor, chief communications officer, Credit Suisse Group

When Charles Naylor takes up his new job in Zurich as chief communications officer at Credit Suisse Group on 6 December, he will have just a day to prepare for what could be one of the financial community's most dramatic rebranding announcements. Credit Suisse Group chief executive Oswald Grubel is...

Superbrands case studies: Egg

Originally published in 'Consumer Superbrands Volume VI', July 2004. The book reviews the UK's strongest consumer brands as judged by an independent judging panel.

Brand Health Check: Visa

Despite being by far the most-issued UK credit card, Visa's dominant market position is under threat from increasingly popular rivals, principally MasterCard. Ben Bold reports. Visa was once a generic term for the credit card. In the late 80s and 90s its instantly recognisable logo came to represent...

Internal Communications: Morale under fire

The key to maintaining morale during a takeover bid is to let staff know as much as possible early on, writes Mary Cowlett. There can be nothing more disheartening for a firm's workforce than discovering that their employer has become the subject of a takeover bid.

Freelancing: End of recession

PR freelances have never had it so good, finds Jo Bowman, and companies are feeling the benefits too.

Financial PR: Trust in the City

If IPO contracts extend to journalists, will relations with the media need to change, asks Richard Carpenter.

Global Round Table: An international meeting of minds

With a range of public relations issues under discussion, Stephanie Roberts reports on PRWeek's inaugural global round table.

Investor Relations: Strengthening corporate Britain

As the Government considers statutory non-financial reporting, Richard Carpenter explores the implications.


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