19 Dec 2001
| by Staff,
NEW YORK - Omnicom Group has teamed up with sports marketing company Assante Sports & Entertainment...The tie-up will see Omnicom company The Marketing Arm partner with Assante to form Assante Marketing Solutions. Ray Clark, CEO of The Marketing Arm, said: "Corporate clients want direct access to sports and entertainment content and certainly Assante's roster of nearly 1,000 athletes, entertainers ...
14 Dec 2001
| by OLIVIA TOTH
HONG KONG: Sony Computer Entertainment Hong Kong has tasked
Upstream Asia with the Christmas ...
-way competitive pitch.
Sony Computer Entertainment assistant manager of promotion and marketing
James ...
-Hillard to Hill & Knowlton in April (PRWeek, 20 April).
F-H handled Sony Computer Entertainment of America ...
14 Dec 2001
TV personality Johnny Vaughan this week chose entertainment
specialist Henry's House to manage his PR. MD Julian Henry has been
trusted by Vaughan to raise the profile of his new chat-show, which will
be shown on digital channel BBC Choice in the new year. This is the
first time Vaughan, pictured above ...
14 Dec 2001
the
financial, entertainment, retail travel and gaming markets.
Associate director Caro Bamforth heads a ...
14 Dec 2001
| by ADAM HILL
sectors.
T3 joins Future's other technology titles, Hi-fi Choice and Home
Entertainment, which ...
have big plans for
Home Entertainment and I will see how it goes with Hi-fi Choice for the
moment.'
...
14 Dec 2001
- Director, MBC
'2001 has been a very good year in the world of entertainment PR. The
big success ...
07 Dec 2001
BBC: BBC network commissions in factual, entertainment and drama,
music and arts in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will increase by
28 per cent to 70m this year, rising to 78m next year, the
Corporation announced this week. Children's, current affairs, education
and film will account for a further ...
07 Dec 2001
Latin America's entertainment and news
channels, alongside the Turner Internet sites covering ...
07 Dec 2001
PROs in the fashion and entertainment sectors will have more
opportunities to push products in GQ next year, editor Dylan Jones said
this week.
From February, the Conde Nast title's 20 additional editorial pages
(PRWeek, 28 September) will be occupied largely by clothes and gadgets ...
07 Dec 2001
| by PETER SIMPSON
entertainment
magazine. The programme sparked both public and media debate and was
still being written about ...