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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.
the nation s TV screens while they re watching Wimbledon? No, says Kolah, and for several reasons ...
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...
The problem with computer magazines is the image. Just picking one up invites an attack of geekdom and there s the strange fear that you will find yourself wearing an anorak by the time you reach page 12.
No, Halloween has not come early. This wizard, elf and devil are just members of GCI s consumer...No, Halloween has not come early. This wizard, elf and devil are just members of GCI s consumer team using a little magic to win the PR business for Sony s games software giant Psygnosis (PR Week, 12 July). It s a young, trendy company so we knew we couldn t walk in with the usual set ...
National Semiconductor, the US components manufacturer, has hired Harvard Public Relations as its PR adviser in the UK.
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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