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Oli Wheeler, board director at Freud Communications and longstanding right hand man to Matthew Freud, is leaving the famous consultancy after 18 years.
The advertising industry has urged MPs to reject growing demands for a ban on alcohol ads. In a submission to the Commons Health Select Committee, the Advertising Association argued: "An advertising ban is not the solution to the complex problem of harmful alcohol consumption."
Travel website Expedia has hired Fleishman-Hillard to handle its PR across the UK, Germany, Italy and France after an agency review.
Mexican restaurant brand Benito's Hat wanted to create a big buzz on a small budget. Unity came up with an integrated three-day campaign combining a social media 'tweets for eats' competition, media relations and amplification of an in-store promotion.
Mobile phone security provider SecurEnvoy asked Eskenzi PR to help raise its profile.
Lappset Group, a leading manufacturer of play, sport and park equipment, teamed up with Finnish mobile game developer Rovio Entertainment to launch the Angry Birds Activity Parks - play equipment for children. Maxim's task was to handle the launch in the UK at an event held at the residence of the Finnish...
Lord Leveson's inquiry into media ethics provides more dark insights into the interface between spin and journalism.
This week, further details emerged of the Government's new approach to its comms campaigns after the demise of the COI in March.
When uncertainty over the economy overwhelmingly dominates the political debate, the steady slide in the Government's reputation for economic competence will cause David Cameron and George Osborne profound alarm.
Seventy Seven PR will call on British Olympic legends to promote Sega's official London 2012 video game.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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