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In the latest instalment of a fortnightly series, Electric Airwaves' MD analyses how one corporate message has played out through the media.
PR agencies and in-house comms teams alike are turning their backs on unpaid internships following pressure from the joint PRWeek/PRCA campaign to end the exploitative practice.
Trilogy, the boutique denim brand, has appointed M&C Saatchi Sport & Entertainment as its retained agency following a competitive pitch.
Cos, the high-end fashion retailer, has appointed Shine Communications to develop and drive a strategic social media campaign.
Daylong, the compression hosiery retailer, has brought in Red Door Communications to drive consumer awareness through a nine-month campaign.
Marks & Spencer has ended its eight-year relationship with retained financial PR agency Tulchan Communications.
Cake has landed a brief to help Morrisons launch Nutmeg, its first own-label clothing range.
Our long reads this week included the FTSE 100 social media index, a reputation survey on the horsemeat scandal and an exclusive profile of Jeremy Beadles, corporate relations director at brewer Heineken.
Fashion brand Esprit has appointed Exposure to handle its UK press and publicity.
Marks & Spencer has appointed Edelman to work on an international consumer brief over the coming months.
