International: Ogilvy dominates Asian PR awards once again
10 Dec 1999 | by MARK JOHNSON
of birth control in northern India. The community relations award was awarded on the strength ...
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Hoffman launches Hong Kong office and taps agency veteran to direct it
13 Dec 1999 | by AIMEE GROVE
, Malaysia, India or South Korea. Our plan has always been to build our own branded infrastructure ...
CAMPAIGNS: Charity - Raising cash for cyclone survivors
26 Nov 1999 | by MAJA PAWINSKA
A cyclone struck Orrisa, India s second poorest state on the east coast, on 29 October. It lasted...A cyclone struck Orrisa, India s second poorest state on the east coast, on 29 October. It lasted for 12 hours, moving across a large area. Around 1,500 villages disappeared overnight ... . Client: Disasters Emergency Committee Campaign: India Cyclone Appeal PR Team: From Action Aid, CARE ...
MEDIA: HEADLINER - Impatient Emap chief aims to reshape the media package/Kevin Hand has big hopes for his radical restructure plan, Anna Griffiths writes
26 Nov 1999 | by ANNA GRIFFITHS
such as in India. But Hand s foreign manoeuvres have not been without criticism. The pounds 720 million ...
INSIDE THE BELTWAY: Oops! PRWeek pop quiz proves PR pros do not read as much as they should - and this is bad
22 Nov 1999 | by FRANK MANKIEWICZ
about Taiwan or Pakistan, and learn about India only when a Gandhi is involved. And do they read about...Quizzes! First, George W. Bush flunks a pop quiz by a Boston reporter, being unable to provide the names of four leaders of obscure countries and one rebel faction. A pushover - Americans don t read about Taiwan or Pakistan, and learn about India only when a Gandhi is involved. And do they read ...
COMMENT: Editorial - Next CEO of GE in no-win situation
22 Nov 1999 | by REBECCA FLASS
-site rating? About as concerned as he is about blanking on the leader of India - that is, not very. As one ...
August.One hunts two directors to take on global job
19 Nov 1999 | by ANDREW HOLT
, but aims to open another eight offices in Germany, Ireland, South Africa, India, Singapore and North ...
OPINION: Clean up the image of the Commonwealth
19 Nov 1999 | by BERNARD INGHAM
. They are colourful events in every sense of the word, as the world s largest and smallest democracies - India ...
INSIDE THE BELTWAY: Alas! Political reporters are concerned with trivialities instead of focusing on key issues
15 Nov 1999 | by FRANK MANKIEWICZ
and asked him for the names of the leaders of four political units - Chechnya, Taiwan, Pakistan and India ...
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