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Emap puts financial PR brief out to tender

Publishing giant Emap - the group behind titles such as FHM and Heat and radio networks Kiss and Magic - is pitching its financial PR business.

STOP PRESS: Havas reports impressive financial figures

Havas Advertising reported strong growth for the first half of 2000. Gross income was up by 38.8 per cent to pounds 2.96 billion and major account wins led to an increase in new business billings of 41 per cent. The figures do not include the acquisition of Snyder Communications.

MEDIA: Times expands law section

The Times has expanded its weekly law pages into a separate section which launches this week. The 20-page colour tabloid, edited by Times law correspondent Frances Gibb, includes news, case studies, moves within chambers and law firms and a diary section. The move comes as a result of demand from advertisers.

Financial sector values range of R&E techniques

In-house departments in the financial services sector use a broad range of research and evaluation (R&E) techniques and no longer rely solely on media evaluation and Advertising Value Equivalents (AVEs).

CAMPAIGNS: Cutting Cordiant down the middle - Financial PR

In 1995, Cordiant, the group formed out of leading advertising agency Saatchi and Saatchi, was in disarray. The problems stemmed from a boardroom row in 1994, during which institutional investors forced out Maurice and Charles Saatchi, the original driving force of the company.

NEWS: Financial Dynamics outlines deal terms

Financial PR firm Financial Dynamics has revealed details of its new deal with parent company BDDP, the French advertising agency.

 

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