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Lotus, the software company and IBM subsidiary, is understood to be reviewing its six...to be in the early stages of a review but was unavailable for comment. The TCG account team is led by Mark ... Lotus, the software company and IBM subsidiary, is understood to be reviewing its six-figure annual public affairs account with the political division of The Communication Group. The company has ...
Novell, the network software company, handed its pounds 350,000 fee UK PR account to Firefly...Novell, the network software company, handed its pounds 350,000 fee UK PR account to Firefly, ending a seven-year relationship with A Plus. Firefly beat four other consultancies to the business: Arrow PR, Charles Barker, Hill and Knowlton and the incumbent A Plus. Shandwick and Profile PR ...
Symantec, the world's biggest software security firm, is to review its UK PR account following...The review jeopardises the relationship between Symantec and Six Degrees, whose previous incarnation Roger Staton Associates won the brief four years ago. The review could also hurt Bite Communications, which has handled Veritas's UK PR since 2002. Symantec UK & Ireland PR manager Katherine James ...
LONDON - Telecoms giant Nortel Networks has ended its exhaustive eight-month agency review hiring...Ogilvy picked up the brief -- understood to carry fees of more than £500,000 -- after a pitch process that began last November. Nortel suspended several PR programmes in Europe, the US and Asia following its decision to repitch the account. The agency-of-record was Fleishman ...
a new marketing communications director, who has called a review of its UK PR account....appointed a new marketing communications director, who has called a review of its UK PR account. Suzanne Burnip replaces Sam Settyas marketing communications director and will preside over a review ... at Actra. A Plus, Bite Communications and Firefly have been asked to pitch for the UK account, now ...
Hewlett Packard, the US-owned IT giant, is reviewing public relations for its computer systems...account for review this month after five years with Cheshire-based consultancy Insight Marketing and Communications. The account is believed to be worth between pounds 50,000 and pounds 100,000. Suzanne ... Hewlett Packard, the US-owned IT giant, is reviewing public relations for its computer systems ...
Text 100 has lost its estimated pounds 80,000 account with Apricot Computers to Key Communications...Text 100 has lost its estimated pounds 80,000 account with Apricot Computers to Key Communications following a full scale UK PR review last month (PR Week 26 January). Text has worked on the account for ten years handling product promotion, events management and corporate positioning ...
Siemens Nixdorf Information Systems, the German owned IT services giant, is reviewing PR for its...Siemens Nixdorf Information Systems, the German owned IT services giant, is reviewing PR for its ... stressed that the review only covered Siemens Nixdorf s healthcare activities and that PR for the firm ... good time to look at the direction our PR should take, said Schmidt. It is a review of our PR ...
Tivoli Systems, a computer software arm of IBM, is reviewing its six-figure UK PR account...Tivoli Systems, a computer software arm of IBM, is reviewing its six-figure UK PR account. Communications are currently handled for Tivoli by London-based Vockrodt Projects which was appointed just over ... to be overseeing the UK review. Gage was unavailable for comment. It is thought that Tivoli is close ...
accounts next week....affairs accounts next week. The world s largest software company launched a review of its ... part of the consumer account, which it shares with the Red Consultancy. The corporate PR ... world markets is unaffected by the review. Microsoft, which is threatened by ongoing legal ...
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