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16 Dec 2009 | by Matt Cartmell
The NHS is setting up a graduate training pilot scheme in communications.
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Local Government Association dubs AA snow press release 'ridiculous scaremongering'
17 Dec 2009 | by Matt Cartmell
The Local Government Association (LGA) has hit out at the AA for issuing a press release questioning whether councils are prepared for severe snowfall.
Whitehall press offices face cuts as Matt Tee leads wide-ranging savings review
09 Dec 2009 | by Matt Cartmell
Whitehall's most senior PR professional, Matt Tee, is to lead a wide-ranging review of government communications, PRWeek can reveal. The move comes after the Prime Minister on Tuesday announced plans for 3bn of new efficiency savings, including 650m from marketing and management consultancy spend. Tee ...
Weber Shandwick's Rakhee Vithlani promoted to head of government campaigns
04 Dec 2009 | by Matt Cartmell
Weber Shandwick has promoted Rakhee Vithlani to the role of head of government and public sector campaigns.
The Public Sector Week
02 Dec 2009 | by Matt Cartmell
Camden on Twitter, ProSkills appoints Bottle PR, EHRC launches art competition
COI proposes model for measuring advertising effectiveness of public-sector marketing
01 Dec 2009 | by Gemma Charles
says the Cabinet Office appointment of Matt Tee as the permanent secretary of government communications ...
Central Office of Information presents five-step process for behaviour change
30 Nov 2009 | by Matt Cartmell
communication Matt Tee said: It s important that government communicators have a deeper understanding ...
Government to embed behavioural theory into campaigns
30 Nov 2009 | by Staff
It announced today that it would introduce guidance to ensure a new five-step process for such campaigns, as well as behaviour models for particular campaigns. The process will be applied to ads which encourage people to give up unhealthy behaviour such as smoking. Matt Tee, permanent secretary ...
The Public Sector Week
27 Nov 2009 | by Matt Cartmell
Alex Aiken writes about the implications of the new Local Democracy, Economic Development and Construction Act on communications teams in his column this week. Go to prweek.com/uk to read it.
PR bosses slam public sector procurement 'guessing game'
27 Nov 2009 | by Matt Cartmell
PR professionals have hit out at public sector procurement processes and called for a two-way educational process to improve pitches.
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