News Brief: Media relations
13 May 2005
The Football Association has hired Mark Whittle as media relations manager. He moves from a role
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HMV seeks agency for download task
01 Apr 2005 | by Tom Williams
HMV is staging a pitch for PR support to mark its entry into the fiercely competitive music
PartyGaming makes City splash as FA suffers trial
01 Jul 2005 | by Dan Bloch
The IPO's success, valuing it at over £5bn, set PartyGaming's market capitalisation higher than the likes of British Airways, Marks Spencer and hotel group Hilton, putting it on course for a place in the FTSE 100. BT fell to fourth position as news broke that Ofcom had obliged it to open its network ...
Opinion: Leader - Embracing change is right strategy for TUI
15 Apr 2005 | by Daniel Rogers, Editor, danny.rogers@haynet.com
, such as Marks Spencer, TUI has gritted its teeth and taken a leadership position embracing the media debate ...
Brains supports Welsh rugby at the right time
17 Jun 2005 | by Stephanie Siegle
the stadium, a question-mark banner obscuring the sponsor's name was removed to reveal Brains' logo ...
News Analysis: Nike's reputation in spotlight again
01 Apr 2005
as a PR disaster area may be somewhat wide of the mark. And the bottom-line figures suggest ...
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