11 Dec 1998
| by SOPHIE BARKER
Fishburn-Hedges has won a three-way pitch to handle national PR for
law firm Eversheds (PR Week, 16 October). Citigate Dewe Rogerson and
Financial Dynamics also pitched for the six-figure fee account. FH will
promote the law firm in the UK financial and general press and the
international media and...
11 Dec 1998
| by SOPHIE BARKER
PricewaterhouseCoopers is recruiting two internal communications
managers following the merger of Price Waterhouse and Coopers and
Lybrand this year. The first post covers staff publications and will
involve leading a team of four to establish an editorial policy across
print and electronic media. The...
11 Dec 1998
| by HARRIOT LANE FOX
Once, only doctors, lawyers and preachers had ethical
obligations.
30 Nov 1998
- The pharmaceuticals company, Bristol-Myers Squibb, has put its estimated 100 million ( 60 million) US consumer prescription drug media business up for review.
30 Nov 1998
- The pharmaceuticals company, Bristol-Myers Squibb, has put its estimated 100 million ( 60 million) US consumer prescription drug media business up for review.
27 Nov 1998
| by MARY COWLETT
With the much publicised arrival of SkyDigital and BBC Digital,
broadcasters are promising a new media world and the potential number of
new media outlets for the PR industry is awesome. At the same time,
digital promises to bring the three broadcast media - television, radio
and the internet - ever...
13 Nov 1998
| by SOPHIE BARKER
ZURICH: International engineering and technology group ABB has
appointed Bjorn Edlund as its new vice-president in charge of global
corporate communications.
06 Nov 1998
| by SUZAN LEAVY
PR Week s Proof campaign received a boost this week when the IPR,
the PRCA, the Public Relations Standards Forum (PRSF) and the
Association of Media Evaluation Companies (AMEC) agreed to join forces
to produce definitive best practice guidelines for the use of research
and evaluation within the industry.
03 Nov 1998
- The US pharmaceutical company, Hoechst Marion Roussel, has moved the 65 million full service consumer advertising account for its Allegra allergy products into Leo Burnett following a competitive review.
03 Nov 1998
- The US pharmaceutical company, Hoechst Marion Roussel, has moved the 65 million full service consumer advertising account for its Allegra allergy products into Leo Burnett following a competitive review.