IT Network hires two to make it a household name
10 Sep 1999 | by RUTH NICHOLAS
household name, three months after its original launch date. Flapjack will work on press relations ...
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NEWS: AMP hires A Plus to spark electronics PR in Europe
03 May 1996 | by JOHN-PIERRE JOYCE
, including the automotive, household appliances, computer and telecommunications industries. However, AMP ...
NEWS: Texas steps up PR in race to become a household name
21 Jun 1996
Texas Instruments, the US hi-tech giant, is stepping up its PR activity in a bid to become of the world s top three sellers of laptop computers by the year 2000.
Tennyson heads Siemens PR in UK
16 Apr 1999 | by SOPHIE BARKER
, computer networks, medical engineering, domestic appliances and telecommunications. The firm ...
NEWS: GCI tempts Evans to head up corporate and consumer PR
26 Jul 1996 | by LEXIE GODDARD
managing director Adrian Wheeler is banking on Evans to attract FMCG, household and women s interest ... of Grey gives it potential introductions to major household names. ...
Harrison Cowley hired by Cap Gemini for Scotland
04 Sep 1998
of Cap Gemini Scotland. We want to be a household name in terms of IT services. Harrison ...
CAMPAIGNS: JUDGE AND JURY; Segaworld hyped for the best, but failed to deliver
27 Sep 1996 | by JACKIE ELLIOT
the Mario Brothers from prime position in the Elliot household. ...
FOCUS: EUROLOBBYING - Making a point on many levels - Mulit-level lobbying has come of age as European players get to grips with the complex relationships at state, national, EU and international levels
14 Nov 1997 | by KAREN DEMPSEY and STEVE JOHN
. Public health: Appliance of science sparks lobby activity A new area of opportunity could ...
Aiming for the tallest poppy: Microsoft may be the business success of the decade but its dominance of the market has led to a PR backlash from some quarters. Lexie Goddard reports
06 Mar 1998 | by LEXIE GODDARD
,000 households which regularly used the internet. An impressive 73 per cent agreed with the statement ...
FOCUS HI-TECH PR: Hardware gets the soft touch - IT is reaching into the consumer consciousness through media which would previously have been out of the question
26 Nov 1999 | by STEPHANIE FRANCE
of household essentials. Some parents undoubtedly browse through specialist newsstand computing ...
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