Internet safety group hires Ogilvy PR

WASHINGTON: The Family Online Safety Institute, a member organization that promotes Internet safety, hired Ogilvy PR Worldwide to develop a PR campaign and support its annual conference and exhibition.

by Jaimy Lee 5 October 2010

WASHINGTON: The Family Online Safety Institute, a member organization that promotes Internet safety, hired Ogilvy PR Worldwide to develop a PR campaign and support its annual conference and exhibition.

The firm will also develop a thought leadership program. Work started September 1.

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