Anthony Hilton: Is Wright making the right move?
02 Dec 2010 | by Anthony Hilton
Everyone knows these are tough times for the public relations industry in general and financial public relations in particular.
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The economics of financial PR firms have a lot in common with those of the medium-sized financial houses - what we used to call mid-cap brokers.
Everyone knows these are tough times for the public relations industry in general and financial public relations in particular.
Vodafone is one of the biggest companies in the UK, but its activities have still been given a surprisingly large amount of coverage in recent months.
There has been considerable comment in recent months about the number of senior journalists taking up senior positions in PR agencies.
With the demise of Consumer Focus comes an opportunity for marketers to gain competitive edge.
We live in the age of "posting" and "tagging", and Aviva's new testimonial-based campaign cleverly rides such trends, writes Simon Kershaw.
Bill Clinton, when he was President of the US, was quoted as saying that in his next life he would like to come back as the bond market - because it scares everybody.
Marketers should stop trying to ape Silicon Valley's finest and focus on their own brands' heritage.
Trade associations used to be the way the Bank of England controlled the City - that and through its power of patronage.
When I became the Daily Mail's stock market reporter in 1971, nearly 40 years ago, the great challenge was to avoid being taken for a ride by your contacts.