PRWEEK AWARDS: Product & Promotion - Marcoms: Consumer
01 Nov 2002
number of e-mail interviews with the sisters, secured across teen titles such as Girl Talk, Shout, Go ...
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PRWEEK AWARDS: Corporate & Public - The Hedron Award - Internal Communications
01 Nov 2002
-to-face communication, merger websites, newsletters and Q A e-mail and telephone services helped prepare staff ...
ANALYSIS: 'Truth' - the conference watchword. PRWeek's PR and the Media conference last week at London's Dorchester Hotel revealed that the industry is more in need of reputation management than ever before, says Peter Simpson
29 Mar 2002 | by PETER SIMPSON
Wilson advised PROs to stick to using the phone. 'Call us. E-mails and long press releases will get you ...
Wessex/Moore damaged PR in 2001, says research
22 Mar 2002 | by JOE LEPPER
Research revealed exclusively this week at PRWeek's one-day conference, PR and the Media, shows how 2001 saw an unprecedented raft of unfavourable articles about the industry. The study by Echo Research reveals that Moore's notorious e-mail, suggesting the burying of bad news on 11 September, sparked ...
CAMPAIGNS: Environmental PR - Tree Council targets PR at youngsters
01 Mar 2002 | by ED SHELTON
the website received almost 75,000 hits, only 180 people registered to receive text messages and e-mail ...
CAMPAIGNS: Events PR - Anti-racism ad speaks out for itself
15 Dec 2000 | by BEN BOLD
inundated with phonecalls and e-mails from parties interested in the strategy behind the ad and requests ...
DIARY: PRCA seeks PR musos to form covers band for its Mardi Gras ball
08 Dec 2000
, and the chance to mingle with all the bright young things. If you are interested, e-mail flora ...
PUBLIC RELATIONS AWARDS 2000: Campaign - The Romeike Media Intelligence Award. Best International Campaign
27 Oct 2000
.net story into potential customers e-mail bulletins at work, internet-based news services such as FT ...
LABOUR PARTY CONFERENCE DIARY 2000
29 Sep 2000 | by GIDON FREEMAN
Blue-chips keep low profiles There was no sign of many of the blue-chips which usually grace exhibition halls in the Brighton Centre and the Metropole Hotel. NTL provided some e-mail terminals, but that aside there was little in the way of innovation. As far as lobbying firms go, all the major players ...
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