STOP PRESS: True North eyes Cordiant Communications
15 Jan 1998 | by OLIVER HORTON
True North, the advertising and PR company which owns Charles Barker BSMG, is reported to be lining up a bid for London-listed Cordiant Communications Group.
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Acquisition on cards as Bell eyes ad firms
06 Jun 1997 | by STEVE BEVAN
approached this week. Buying a major ad agency would allow Bell to kill several birds with one stone ...
NEWS: McCann Erickson eyes up London PR agencies
09 Feb 1996 | by STEVE BEVAN
McCann Erickson is to launch a double-pronged assault on London PR. Ad agency McCann Erickson, London confirmed this week it is looking to buy a PR agency even as Bristol-based McCann Erickson PR, part of the McCann Erickson UK regional network, put the final touches to plans for a new London office.
FOCUS: DESIGN AND PRINT - Catching the eye of the market/Designers and PR people have had
21 Mar 1997 | by WENDY SMITH
. The PR department was well aware that keeping any product in the busy journalist s mind s eye would ...
Judge and Jury: Smoke got in BAT’s eyes when it came to tobacco truths - BAT Industries
04 Apr 1997 | by MICHAEL CRAVEN
The US tobacco company, Liggett s announcement that they had joined the rest of the world in accepting that smoking is addictive and can cause cancer threw the industry into turmoil. BAT Industries was obviously in a quandary. It has no tobacco interests in the UK, preferring to focus on subsidiaries...
DIARY: Iceland’s campaigners come out of their shells and go to work on a egg
19 Nov 1999 | by ANDREW HOLT
The staff behind Iceland s Eggs show their true colours campaign were obviously born to the job. The media gave generous coverage to the fact that Iceland is the first UK food retailer to remove colorants from chicken feed. It is now feeding its birds on a natural diet, producing paler ...
DIARY: Chrysalis PROs prove they're all Heart as extras
23 Feb 2001
an eyeful we were going to get. Now London is going to get an eyeful of our shocked reactions.' Edited ...
NEWS: STOP PRESS
29 Mar 1996
and appointed Text 100 to promote its business information service Tel-Me (PR Week, 22 March). Eye is on its way to Wembley Arena Wembley Arena has hired Eye Communications to help position itself as the UK s premier events venue, following a five-way pitch. Eye, formed by ex-Countrywide consultant ...
De Bono business consortium adds Bell to ACT team
16 Feb 2001
of eyes on issues. We'll be looking at what gives a competitive edge, and how to stay ahead of the curve ...
Platform: Reputation is the victim of media shock tactics - Advertising has discovered the benefit of piggy-back PR campaigns but shock treatment does the client no favours, says Eugene Bacot.
27 Jun 1997 | by By EUGENE BACOT.
Connection joins Wonderbra, Benetton, Club 18-30 and probably Demon Eyes, as campaigns that seek ... they not even backfire, as the Conservative Party s Demon Eyes and Helmut s Dummy posters seem to have done ...
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