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16 Sep 2005
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of advertising. But occasionally an initiative comes along that demonstrates how PR can be more powerful than...Vodafone's 2006 live music programme 'TBA' is just such an initiative (News, p1). Advertising will play its part, but the whole idea of the project is to get the target audience - 18 to 24-year-olds - to feel they have 'discovered' a number of 'spontaneous' gigs. Cleverly, it taps into this demographic ...
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of representing more British celebrities it will depend entirely on who they hire to work for them.' ...
Television in 1989. Aside from his imminent chairmanship at BPPA, White said he was providing 'strategic ...
content for the phones on their missions, which may be used as advertising at a later stage,' said WS ...
's leverage for the launch of TV-over-broadband in the UK next year. The Orange name will also swallow FT ...
Campaign: The Phone Book Client: BT PR team: Band Brown Communications Timescale: April-September 2004 Budget band: £100,000 to £1,000,000 The popularity of online search engines, new directory enquiries firms and the use of mobiles to store numbers have all affected the relevance of The...
account with British Airways. He has also acted as speechwriter for Reuters chief executive Tom Glocer ...
Allard, conducted 22 regional radio and TV interviews, in which she flagged up the competition ... Mail and OK!, with further regional interest from the Croydon Advertiser, Yorkshire Evening Post ... radio and TV stations and programmes, including BBC North East, ITV Yorkshire and London Tonight ...
distributor Unique Distribution introduced Korean company VK Corporation to the British market last May. With no advertising or direct marketing activity, owing to budget constraints, Unique brought Midnight Communications ...
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