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OnePoll buys rival survey provider Response Fusion

Survey-led market research company OnePoll has acquired rival Response Fusion for a six-figure sum.

Goldman Sachs defies opinion

In a fortnightly series, Electric Airwaves MD Andrew Caesar-Gordon analyses how one corporate message has played out through the media.

Industry pioneer Daniel J. Edelman passes away at 92

Daniel J. Edelman, who founded an agency that would go on to become the PR industry's biggest, died Tuesday at age 92 of heart failure.

Butlin's brings in Hills Balfour for debut events push

Butlin's, the Bourne Leisure-owned resort brand, has appointed travel specialist Hills Balfour to promote its growing events division for the first time.

Kerry Foods appoints Cirkle for UK and Ireland growth drive

The global chilled foods heavyweight behind brands such as Wall's and Dairygold has appointed Cirkle following a competitive pitch.

Stratford tourism firm seeks damages over 'stolen' Shakespeare brand

A Stratford-upon-Avon tourism organisation has accused a business development agency and its PR consultancy of 'stealing' its brand identity.

Williams Lea launches global corporate agency hunt

A business outsourcing company has launched a hunt for a global corporate agency, as it looks to boost its image following an acquisition.

Agencies invited to pitch for WD40 brief

WD40, the multi-purpose cleaning and lubricant brand, is understood to be inviting a small number of agencies to pitch this week.

Food service company Brakes brings in Nexus Communications

Food service sector supplier Brakes has appointed Nexus Communications as its retained PR agency following a four-way pitch.

G4S head of PR defends media handling of Olympic crisis

G4S' head of PR has defended the media handling of the Olympics security issue, explaining that the CEO is too busy 'getting the delivery right' to speak to the press.


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