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Millennium work in Scotland goes to Spence Allan

07 Aug 1998 | by RACHEL BAIRD

Glasgow-based Spence Allan Associates last week won work worth pounds 50,000 in fees from the New Millennium Experience Company in Scotland (NMECS). NMECS is the three-month old Scottish arm of Government agency the New Millennium Experience Company. It co-ordinates Millennium ...

Sony Broadcast appoints DPA for strategic PR

24 Jul 1998 | by RACHEL BAIRD

is changing rapidly as governments deregulate their TV markets and TV channels proliferate, putting ...

BORDER LINES: LONDON - IPRA focus on global concerns

17 Jul 1998 | by MAGGIE BROWN

of international PR for the Boeing Company and Ann Foster, UK government and public affairs director for Monsanto....of international PR for the Boeing Company and Ann Foster, UK government and public affairs director for Monsanto. ...

Time to bring the cup home: It’s England v Germany and South Africa, but the battle to host the 2006 World Cup requires a strategy far removed from the playing fields. Suzan Leavy talks to the brains behind the bid

10 Jul 1998 | by SUZAN LEAVY

for the 2006 World Cup will be made by the members of governing body FIFA s executive committee, which ... . As well as the FA, there is also the Government and business leaders, such as BA s Sir Colin Marshall ... that from here as best as we can. Perhaps predictably, the campaign has the support of Government ...

Profile: Deborah Oliver, New Millennium Experience Company Delivering the Dome message. Deborah Oliver puts the Royal Mail behind her for a new millennial posting.

19 Jun 1998 | by SUE BEENSTOCK

, sponsors and Government departments, to gauge how much needs to be done in terms of building a PR ...

What The Papers Say: Government bogged down by the countryside

06 Mar 1998 | by LEXIE GODDARD

The Government emerged in the press as making the best of a bad job over Sunday s Countryside...The Government emerged in the press as making the best of a bad job over Sunday s Countryside ... of the countryside s wage bill, so the countryside had to be accountable to the Government. The Daily Star s take ... will have his work cut out for him if the Government is to plough its way through this one ...

FOCUS: CONFERENCES AND EXHIBITIONS: Inviting a new global audience Experts predict that Britain will soon become the leading destination for international conference visitors and business is reaping the benefits. Nick Purdom reports.

27 Feb 1998 | by NICK PURDOM

The conference business in the UK is booming. The latest Government figures show that spending...The conference business in the UK is booming. The latest Government figures show that spending by overseas conference visitors to the UK jumped by 31 per cent to a record pounds 472 million in 1996. And the International Congress and Convention Association has predicted that Britain will overtake the US to become ...

MEDIA: Dome will take top billing in the great millennium show

15 Jan 1998 | by MAGGIE BROWN

One side-effect of Peter Mandelson s fall from office is that responsibility for the Dome and millennium projects devolve to Chris Smith, the Culture, Media and Sports Secretary. Now I happen to watch his activities pretty closely, and rate him as one of the quiet successes of the Government ...

 

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