CAMPAIGNS: What The Media Say - Superstores and OFT joy as RPM axed
25 May 2001
Peter Davis asserted: 'We have been waiting for a quarter of a century for an end to RPM', while ...
Supermarket giant Sainsbury's has streamlined its communications function, merging elements of its consumer PR and press office units, as part of its transformation under CEO Sir Peter Davis. The creation of the new media relations unit - headed by Pip Wood and reporting to corporate communications ...
Peter Davis asserted: 'We have been waiting for a quarter of a century for an end to RPM', while ...
affairs director Jan Shawe, who followed chief executive Sir Peter Davis into Sainsbury's from the Prudential last year. Davis was behind the hiring of Lexington Communications and dumping Fishburn Hedges ...
to the BBC, indicating a decline in the firm's UK operating profits from pounds 203m to pounds 166m ...
as a reporter and newsreader on the BBC s Look North, spent two years in the Yorkshire Water press...Former TV presenter Sue Wilkins has joined Surrey PR firm Prowse and Co to provide media and presentation training to clients, including the Met Office and GlaxoSmithKline. Wilkins, who spent 17 years as a reporter and newsreader on the BBC s Look North, spent two years in the Yorkshire Water press ...
Championships attracted over 2,000 people and gained coverage on BBC TV South and Meridian local radio, among ...
- it was becoming increasingly clear there would be a shortage of Tracy Islands. The media, including the BBC ... 's SMTV and Children's BBC. Norton arranged a major tie-in with Radio Times, resulting in four different ... on the BBC, where Vivid's chief executive was interviewed, as well as GMTV and Big Breakfast. The Mirror ...
, and The Financial Times. Coverage built up to a crescendo during the week before opening. The BBC, Radio 4, GMTV ...
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