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Chris Hamer, MD of Triangle PR, on the '110 per cent' Maha Bishay.
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A new Tony Blair? Just what we don't need
09 Dec 2005 | by Charlie Whelan, charlie.whelan@haynet.com
For many people Tony Blair's third election victory will have been the political event of 2005. But for me the year's most significant moment was the speech I heard in the Winter Gardens, Blackpool, a few months later.
Accenture deal is not armageddon after all
09 Dec 2005
How tedious that, yet again, the doomsayers foretell a time when sharp-suited management consultants will run all the strategy, with us dim-witted PR types scraping around issuing press releases and polishing their shoes (Letters, 2 December).
IPA pitch protection service shows teeth
09 Dec 2005
The IPA welcomed your feature ('End this practice,' 2 December) on our confidential pitch advisory service.
Let's be clear about the standards issue
09 Dec 2005
Laudable though much of 'A question of quality' (TNS Annual Report, 25 November) was, I couldn't help but feel it conflated two things: industry standard media evaluation and kitemarked PR standards.
Sponsored TV works for public education
09 Dec 2005
'Why don't we trust government stats?' (Analysis, 18 November). Because they are marketed to us, rather than presented factually.
Anthony Hilton: Is Seifert damned by his publication?
08 Dec 2005 | by Anthony Hilton
It is hard to know who will look more silly – Werner Seifert, the ex-Deutsche Boerse CEO threatening to publish a kiss and tell story of his attempted takeover of the London Stock Exchange, or the current management of Deutsche Boerse, who are trying to stop him.
Kate Nicholas: Christmas is not offensive, materialism is
08 Dec 2005 | by Kate Nicholas
In the last PRWeek of the year, it seems appropriate to touch on Christmas, but perhaps for the sake of political correctness I should refer instead to that glorious Americanism ‘the holidays’. Certainly the C-word seems to be causing the now traditional festive stress in council PR offices.
If staff are on side benefits will follow
08 Dec 2005 | by Ben Page
You might have your messaging, media relations and direct communications with stakeholders sewn up. But if you are working for an organisation that provides goods or services to masses of people – and employs large numbers who get to meet the public and customers – beware. This is why I believe PR should...
Leader: What did we learn about reputation?
08 Dec 2005 | by Daniel Rogers
As 2005 comes to a close, we look back on a year when some dramatically improved their reputation and others let the opposite happen.
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