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's director of communications. The government is currently drawing up a voluntary pledge in partnership ...
of government marketing posts continues to decrease....of staff set to leave the overall communications function in the coming weeks. Government projections ... of the DfE or to other government bodies. DfE director of communications James Frayne, who is overseeing ... of priorities and looks at ways of engaging people in debate. In common with most other government ...
The Rugby Football Union (RFU), the governing body of the sport in England, is overhauling its
, with ramifications as far reaching as the toppling of governments. Ideas and opinions now spread more rapidly than ...
the Government's approach to online communications and public engagement. The appointment, however, attracted some criticism as it came as the Government announced plans to make swingeing cuts to the civil service ...
the corruption allegations enveloping international football's governing body Fifa, in statements issued late
movement said savage cuts to the public sector by the coalition government could be reduced if large ...
be communicated to brands, governments and consumers in a way that will change behaviours and policies. Ed ...
Against a backdrop of government spending cuts and fluctuating consumer confidence, PR agencies can...Consumer confidence rose sharply in August, despite the austerity onslaught from the government spending review and rising fears of a double-dip reces sion. The GfK/NOP four-point rise is the first since February, sparking debate as to whether the public is taking a long-term view, accepting immediate personal ...
engagement, govern ment relations, brand manage ment, distribution) replacing PR and marketing elsewhere ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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