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03 Jul 1998 | by JENNIFER WHITEHEAD
in the Times, the Today programme, Radio 4 and In-House Lawyer magazine. Since the report was mailed ...
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FOCUS: BROADCAST - Spoilt for new media choice - Television, radio and the internet are becoming ever more compatible making it easier than ever for public relations people to reach a broader audience
27 Nov 1998 | by MARY COWLETT
. But, his equation of the future of television with the recent explosion in the specialist magazine ...
MEDIA IN BRIEF: TTG promotes Davies to editor
19 Jun 1998 | by JEMIMAH BAILEY
of the title, replacing Nigel Coombes. The magazine has also recruited Lucy Harding as shipping and tourism...Travel Trade Gazette UK and Ireland (TTG) has promoted Phil Davies from news editor to editor of the title, replacing Nigel Coombes. The magazine has also recruited Lucy Harding as shipping and tourism reporter from her role as chief reporter for Kent and Sussex Courier Newspapers. ...
Faberge blasted for 'irresponsible' drug imagery
27 May 1998
of a long-running press campaign that continues to run in style magazines such as Muzik, Ministry ...
Faberge blasted for 'irresponsible' drug imagery
27 May 1998
of a long-running press campaign that continues to run in style magazines such as Muzik, Ministry ...
AOL ruled exempt in $30m lawsuit
24 Apr 1998
- Internet service providers have been ruled exempt from US Laws that hold newspapers, magazines...- Internet service providers have been ruled exempt from US Laws that hold newspapers, magazines and broadcasters accountable for possible defamatory and libellous information they might publish. A decision of a federal judge to dismiss America Online as a defendant in a 30m defamation lawsuit set the new ...
AOL ruled exempt in $30m lawsuit
24 Apr 1998
- Internet service providers have been ruled exempt from US Laws that hold newspapers, magazines...- Internet service providers have been ruled exempt from US Laws that hold newspapers, magazines and broadcasters accountable for possible defamatory and libellous information they might publish. A decision of a federal judge to dismiss America Online as a defendant in a 30m defamation lawsuit set the new ...
FOCUS: PHOTO LIBRARIES - The rise of the screen grabber. The internet and search technology has empowered photo libraries with more images being made available to a wider audience than ever before. Peter Robinson reports
17 Apr 1998 | by PETER ROBINSON
. The introduction of free searches across the industry has played an important role in getting magazines to use ...
Consumer body restructures PR
03 Apr 1998 | by SOPHIE BARKER
managers, two officers devoted to promoting the association s campaigns and two to Which? magazine ...
out of place alongside consumer magazines to corporate titles, the contract publishing sector
13 Mar 1998 | by HILARY FREEMAN
for custom and the new weapon of choice is the customer magazine....for custom and the new weapon of choice is the customer magazine. Customer magazines are undeniably big business. According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC), of the top 15 magazines in the country with the highest circulation, seven are customer magazines. Top of the pile is Redwood ...
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Making the most of mobile
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.
