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04 Apr 2013 | by Sarah Cohen, Head of social marketing, Time to Change
Changing public attitudes towards mental health.
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The new era of collaboration
04 Apr 2013
NHS changes will see local doctors taking more commissioning decisions from this week. But what will this mean for pharma marketers? Adam Hill finds out.
The Big Picture: Healthcare PR
04 Apr 2013
Tablet use, fast broadband and the ease of online sharing mean campaigns incorporating a great pic or piece of film often achieve high awareness. Here's a striking example...
Follow these healthcare tweeters
04 Apr 2013
PR Week highlights three tweeters in Healthcare you should be following.
PR Week Mobile Beta
11 May 2012
Why do my articles look different? Our system recognised you were using a mobile device and presented you with articles in a mobile friendly format. It's part of a major project we're working on to overhaul how our content is best presented to readers depending on how they are accessing it using...
What is a Thought Leader?
18 Jan 2012
What is thought leadership and how does it contribute to a strong corporate reputation? PRWeek and TLG invited a collection of in-house communications directors, and observers, to give their insights.
Campaigns Showcase
16 Dec 2011
The cream of the crop of PRWeek's case studies, offering creative inspiration.
2012 Olympic Games
28 Sep 2011
Sally Hancock, partnership director at Lloyds TSB, discusses Olympic sponsorship and the rocky road to the 2012 Games. Plus, an exclusive interview with Jane Cowmeadow, Publicist for Jessica Ennis and essays on a range of topics relating to the 2012 Olympic Games from our specialist panel.
Corporate reputation September 2011
14 Sep 2011
Guy Esnouf, E.ON's head of communications, discusses the relationship between media coverage and corporate reputation. Plus, essays on a range of topics relating to reputation from our specialist panel.
Inside Track: Digital campaigning
29 Jun 2011
PRWeek and Blue Rubicon asked a selection of in-house heads of comms to explore their digital content strategies. Including contributions from Facebook, Toyota, BBC and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office
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