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Cable firm NTL attempted to clarify this week that it was business as usual despite its financial woes, as it stepped up its communications push ahead of the launch of a major national CSR initiative.
Marketeer s survey (see story page two) into business information leaks is a reminder of the thorny issue of confidentiality. The growing trend for people working on the move via laptops and mobile phones increases the potential for confidential information to be overheard in public places.
Virgin Mobile, the mobile phone firm Richard Branson is set to launch later this year with mobile phone operator One2One, has poached Sunday Express joint deputy editor Steven Day to head its PR operation.
Former Cable and Wireless PR chief Adrian Moorey this week joined the Civil Aviation Authority as its new corporate communications director.
By choosing to reorganise its PR agencies into a 30-strong roster, British Telecom could be accused of trying to have its cake and eat it.
The recent disagreement between the US and Europe over the dollars 2 billion investment to develop the South Pars gas field off Iran by the French energy group Total, highlights the political risk inherent in foreign investment decisions. While professional political risk analysis can warn of potential...
Esther Kaposi, who has been leading the communications task force during the Cable and Wireless Communications merger, is leaving her job and is not applying for the post as head of corporate communications at the merged company.
It is a fact of PR life that corporate hospitality is not what it used to be. Inviting business colleagues and a few journalists to partake of some sandwiches and a glass or two of bubbly may no longer achieve the sort of results clients are looking for.
British Telecom s deputy director of corporate relations is to leave the company s 200-strong corporate relations department this week.
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.
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