PR: agencies suffer digital jet lag
28 Jul 2009 | by Becky Wilkerson
ranges. The campaign boosted traffic to the new website and the amount of time consumers spent ...
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ranges. The campaign boosted traffic to the new website and the amount of time consumers spent ...
custom and good sense, prevents Gordon Brown having 30 minutes of broadcast time across all British TV ... raised more than $150m ( 88m) in September, with 600,000 first-time donors giving an average of $86 ( 50 ...
price, quality and product integrity - a hangover from what everyone feels about the financial sector ...
-Allen. She argues that more companies will be compelled to open up because the turmoil in the financial ...
In times of economic uncertainty, it's easy to see why Royal Mail wants to draw attention
, who began making candy bars in their kitchen, is changing with the times. In an unusual step for Mars ... time, so Cotterell can be excused for displaying some reticence; however, there are times when ... labelling system - a timely intervention as the Food Standards Agency enters the final stage of its research ...
it would aggressively target less healthy soft drinks. 'If they don't, it's a waste of time,' he said. ...
candidate, John Kerry, who failed to respond in time to a campaign launched by the Swift Boat Veterans ...
guarantees the same delivery rates and times for letters throughout the UK, also made its first-ever loss
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