Irish Times to cut 40% of website staff
19 Dec 2001 | by Jennifer Whitehead,
LONDON - The Irish Times is seeking to slash 23 jobs from its website ireland.com, as it attempts to stem widening losses.
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MARKETING MIX: Pen portrait - Simon Clarkson, Radio Times
20 Dec 2001
Simon Clarkson was promoted to marketing director of the Radio Times in July 2001. He has a strong FMCG background, having joined the Radio Times from Jordan's. He has also held roles at Whitbread and Cadbury. Small, simplified writing with wide spacing and a very straight baseline (the...
Financial firm condemned for exploiting
September 11 attacks
19 Dec 2001 | by Jennifer Whitehead,
LONDON - A financial company that sought to exploit the September 11 terrorist attacks to sell PEPs and ISAs has been slammed by the advertising watchdog, after the public complained its mailout was "shameless, disgusting and offensive".
MEDIA: Financial Mail on Sunday recruits Tooher for news
14 Dec 2001
Patrick Tooher this week joined the Financial Mail on Sunday as news editor. He replaces Russell Hotten, who left the post two weeks ago. Tooher's remit covers business news, which takes up the front ten to 12 pages of the section. Tooher left his last job, as Sunday Express...
APPC clears AS Biss over attack by Times
14 Dec 2001 | by GIDON FREEMAN
Lobbying shop AS Biss & Co was this week cleared by the APPC of breaching its code of conduct in relation to allegations of sharp practice in last Saturday's Times. Under the headline 'Lobby firm misleads over Labour links,' the paper alleged that the five year old firm had unfairly inflated...
PUBLIC RELATIONS: Financial PR deals with times of crisis - As an economic slowdown looms large, financial firms are relying on PR agencies to smooth over troubled times
13 Dec 2001 | by MARY COWLETT
While many still struggle to comprehend the human cost of the terrorist attacks on the US, September 11 also marked a black day for the financial markets. With billions of pounds wiped off the FTSE 100 Index over- night, London's financial PR community was left stunned. Barclay's Stockbrokers...
MEDIA BRIEFS: Radio Times appoints Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy
13 Dec 2001
Radio Times has appointed Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy to its below-the-line work, as well as the above-the-line account it already holds. MCBD has created the magazine's consumer and trade campaigns for the past two years, including the 6m relaunch campaign last April, and will now produce...
STOP PRESS: Financial Services Authority announces news providers
07 Dec 2001
FINANCIAL: The Financial Services Authority has announced the news providers in the running for PIP (primary information provider) status. They are the London Stock Exchange's RNS, Business Wire, Hugin Online, Newslink, PR Line, PIMS, PRNewswire and Waymaker. A list of approved PIPs is expected...
EDITORIAL: Agencies will rein in Kaye in tight times
07 Dec 2001
He's eccentric, temperamental, insufferable and sometimes downright barking but adland would be a much duller place without Tony Kaye. Thank goodness he reneged on his decision to quit directing commercials, for he will be a formidable addition to the RSA Films stable. He will need to be run...
EDITORIAL: Spread the risk in times like these
07 Dec 2001
As the economic downturn bites, small and vulnerable PR firms are beginning to fall by the wayside. This week saw news of the death of tech firms Evus and Anderson Soames, following last month's folding of consumer shop Kable. Evus was an obvious candidate for micro-corporate failure -...
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