Analysis: End of 192 escalates PR battle for market share
22 Aug 2003 | by Adam Hill
on directory enquiries with it. Adam Hill looks at the PR battle between the new services vying to dominate
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Gadget promotion is now more about fashion and lifestyle than technology, as Adam Hill discovers.
on directory enquiries with it. Adam Hill looks at the PR battle between the new services vying to dominate
Selling the Motorola dream to consumers. Globetrotter Leslie Dance has her feet firmly stuck in mobile technology
Client: Orange UK PR Team: Karen Earl Sponsorship Campaign: UK visit of Orange, the maxi-catamaran Timescale: August 2002 Budget: Undisclosed
BT s broadband internet service, BTopenworld, is planning to boost its editorial content across all areas from finance, news, technology and travel to children, games and music.
Chris Heard has been promoted to features editor at Teletext, replacing Catharine Eccles following her appointment as web editor. Eccles was features editor at Press Association until 1997. Heard, who was at the Leicester Mercury and UK News, was her deputy at Teletext. That position is now filled by...
Mobile phone network Orange is understood to be on the hunt for a UK media relations manager following the resignation of Alison Palmer after just six weeks in the job.
The Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions has appointed comms agency Perspectives to develop promotional activity to support its Think road safety campaign. Perspectives, which won the brief after a four-way competitive pitch will maximise awareness and encourage brand partners,...
Smithfield Financial is to handle the flotation on the Amsterdam stock exchange of KPN Mobile, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Dutch telecoms group KPN.
Marketeer s survey (see story page two) into business information leaks is a reminder of the thorny issue of confidentiality. The growing trend for people working on the move via laptops and mobile phones increases the potential for confidential information to be overheard in public places.
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.