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26 Nov 1999 | by ED SHELTON
uses Biss Lancaster for its on-line and literary award PR. The pitch list included two London ...
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OPINION: Defend capitalism or the PR industry dies
10 Dec 1999 | by BERNARD INGHAM
After the anti-capitalist riots in Seattle and London s Euston, have you ever wondered what sort...After the anti-capitalist riots in Seattle and London s Euston, have you ever wondered what sort of a PR industry we would have if international capitalism were strangled and free trade ended? Goverments - presumably socialist - would require their propagandists. But public affairs divisions ...
MAIN FEATURE: War of the aisles - Supermarkets face more complex and numerous PR issues than ever before in their battle for supremacy
26 Nov 1999 | by RICHARD EDWARDS
grace. The ripples have even spread to board level, as supermarkets become painfully aware ... campaign was widely-criticised in the media and was even perceived to be offensive to Sainsbury s staff ...
DIARY: Iceland’s campaigners come out of their shells and go to work on a egg
19 Nov 1999 | by ANDREW HOLT
Restaurant in London s Great Portland Street, the inspired promoters treated journalists from ...
FOCUS: CONSUMER PR - Ensuring brands stay in fashion/PR, rather than advertising, has become the driving force in fashion when it comes to setting trends, says Richard Edwards
24 Sep 1999 | by RICHARD EDWARDS
receptions and sleepless weeks of partying during the New York, London and Paris shows will always ... to Andrew Tucker, fashion journalist and author of the London Fashion Book, this works by providing ... . It started with Philip Treacy in 1993, but even though he was a big name in the fashion world ...
MEDIA: Nationals look to high street links to regain lost readers
10 Sep 1999 | by MAGGIE BROWN
. Even allowing for the excitable hype, there is a smart proposal and huge investment at its core ...
Somerfield hires for 24-7 launch
03 Sep 1999 | by STEVE BELL
is the current leader. Somerfield launched a Bristol-based service last year and acquired south London ...
DIARY: Foster-Browns find that secret of happiness lies in working separately
20 Aug 1999 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE
, and her husband - but only in the evening. Salter replaces Ian Dahl, who is now CEO of jeweller ... will follow Dahl to Signet. Even several years after Gerald Ratner famously said his shops sold cheap ...
Gap announces new head of European PR
06 Aug 1999 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE
consultancy. Borzyszkowska, who will be based in London, will manage Gap s PR agencies, Pietri ... the acquisition of a four-floor prime retail site in London s Oxford Street from retailer C&A. The company plans ...
Nevada Bob picks Generation for UK and Europe work
16 Jul 1999 | by SIMON ELLERY
to handle TV advertising. The pan-European campaign will be run out of the London office although ...
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