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04 Oct 1996 | by STEVE BEVAN
Lowe Bell Communications has bought South African PR firm Sussens Mann Carte and is merging it with its existing operation to form the country s largest PR agency.
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CAMPAIGNS: BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS; Homing in on small business
11 Oct 1996 | by PETER ROBINSON
Client: Securicor Cellular Services PR Team: The Reputation Managers Campaign: The Winning Business Awards Timescale: September to May annually Cost: pounds 40,000
NEWS: UPS picks Westminster to deliver political message
04 Oct 1996 | by JOHN-PIERRE JOYCE
UPS, the US courier company, has appointed Westminster Policy Partnership (WPP) as its first full time public affairs consultancy in the UK in an effort to communicate more effectively with political decision makers.
NEWS: Two top positions up for grabs at Prince of Wales charity
27 Sep 1996 | by ROBERT DWECK
Two senior PR posts are up for grabs at one of the country s leading promoters of corporate citizenship.
NEWS: IPR seeks UK response to proposed EU PR laws
27 Sep 1996 | by REBECCA DOWMAN
The UK PR industry has been shamefully and conspicuously unresponsive to the threat of tough EU legislation on cross-border PR campaigns, according to the president of the IPR, Rosemary Brook.
NEWS: Infopress hooks up with US media group Delahaye
20 Sep 1996
Infopress Communications, the UK media evaluation firm, has teamed up with US-based media analysis outfit The Delahaye Group.
COMMENT: FOCUS: INFORMATION SERVICES; Winning the race for the news
20 Sep 1996 | by NICK PURDOM
ELECTRONIC CONNECTION: As news spreads ever faster, info service companies move into real-time distribution CUTTINGs: Paper-based services on the threshold of an electronic revolution await copyright agreements INTELLIGENT AGENTS: Now you can buy a software package that will surf the Internet for you...
DIARY: Surreptitious attempt to stay ahead of the opposition comes a Cropper
20 Sep 1996
News reaches me of strange goings-on in the world of personnel.
NEWS: Mondex cashes in on the experience of Hopkinson
13 Sep 1996 | by LEXIE GODDARD
Mondex International, the global franchising arm of the electronic cash system, has picked Gerry Hopkinson as its first head of corporate affairs.
NEWS: ENPA set to raise its political profile through lobbying
13 Sep 1996
ENPA, the European Newspaper Publishers Association, is poised to appoint a full-time lobbyist, to promote its political profile and the interests of European newspapers.
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