MEDIA: Sunday Telegraph ups travel cover
07 Jan 1999 | by ALEX BENADY
and organised holidays. We will play to the traditional interests of our affluent readers ...
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Diary: H&K calls in the Karma boys to encourage the public to try an Oasis
16 Jul 1999 | by SIMON ELLERY
-morning programme for the school holidays, the Bigger Breakfast, the Daily Mail and Kiss FM. The Karma ...
NEWS: PR EUROPE
17 May 1996
. LJUBLJANA: Pristop to boost holiday spots The Slovenian Ministry of Economics has recruited Pristop to encourage Slovenians to spend their holidays at local tourist sites. With advertising firm Snovalnica Ma ...
Planet on Sunday due to go into orbit in June
17 May 1996 | by Janet Izatt,
Holidays and Travel, will have an initial print run of around 500,000 with hoped for settle-down sales ...
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by February. Media House s clients in the London area include caravan holiday company Bourne Leisure ...
NEWS: PR praise and Labour brickbats for Lord Gummer
23 Aug 1996 | by REBECCA DOWMAN
and Saatchi are currently away on holiday, but Conservative spokesmen rejected the accusations ...
OPINION: The Big Question - How can you best combat increasing stress levels within PR? This year’s Salary Survey revealed that with 20 per cent of PROs admitting to working on weekends and 74 per cent admitting to suffering from stress; PROs are
31 Mar 2000 | by BERNARD INGHAM
and acceptance of human frailty. If the alarm clock doesn t go off or a flight back from holiday is delayed ...
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09 Aug 1996
, who joined the Palace in 1990, returns from holiday at the end of this month. America ...
ANALYSIS: Numbers fail to add up in radio fiasco - What started as a simple release of radio audience figures has suddenly become an embarrassing war of words between long-term rivals radio and TV
31 Aug 2001 | by ADAM HILL
responsible for sorting out the figures was on holiday and that the organisation was planning to search ...
ANALYSIS: Numbers fail to add up in radio fiasco - What started as a simple release of radio audience figures has suddenly become an embarrassing war of words between long-term rivals radio and TV
31 Aug 2001 | by ADAM HILL
responsible for sorting out the figures was on holiday and that the organisation was planning to search ...
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