to remove filtersP&G gives Jackie Cooper Charmin launch account
19 Nov 1999 | by DAVID MCCORMACK
Cooper was unavailable as PR Week went to press. For UK PR, P&G uses its roster across five main ...
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STOP PRESS: Lowe Healthcare acquires research firm
19 Nov 1999 | by GIDON FREEMAN
Health communications group Lowe Healthcare Worldwide has bought International Pharmaceutical Research, a contract research organisation that manages clinical trial and research programmes for the medical and biotech industries.
STOP PRESS: Sutherland wins IPRA 2001 presidency
15 Oct 1999 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE
The International Public Relations Association (IPRA) has named Manning, Selvage and Lee executive vice-president Alasdair Sutherland as its president for 2001. The current president is Roy Sanada of Japan, who will be succeeded by Carolyn Raffa Fazio, who chairs US sponsorship agency International.
CAMPAIGNS: Weekly Web Watch - Flu beater Relenza fights back
15 Oct 1999 | by JENNIFER WHITEHEAD
, but two aspects of its function. First was the news, leaked to the press before a formal ... leak, and following more rumours in the press, the company announced it would be shedding more than 1 ... Wellcome s share price on the increase at the time of going to press, it is interesting to note the web ...
DIARY: Flu drug bugs hacks as PR lips all seem sealed
15 Oct 1999 | by ANDREW HOLT
call to NICE was, however, a little sad. We don t have a press office, I was told. It emerged ...
STOP PRESS: United News lures C4’s Robertson
08 Oct 1999 | by DAVID MCCORMACK
director Simon Albury and press head John Brissenden. ...
STOP PRESS: Reuters and World TV launch health service
24 Sep 1999 | by DAVID MCCORMACK
Reuters and broadcast PR specialist World Television are launching a new satellite TV news service on health issues this month. Reuters World Health will deliver TV news releases to over 1,500 broadcasters. The service is available to all health organisations and pharmaceutical companies.
FOCUS: HEALTH PR - Top drug brands face a bitter pill/What happens to popular brand name drugs, such as Prozac, when their patents run out and the generic competitors move in? Nick Purdom reports
03 Sep 1999 | by NICK PURDOM
generic, product. The agency focused on driving brand mention in the consumer and medical press ...
STOP PRESS: CPR Worldwide beats two to Glaxo HIV work
20 Aug 1999 | by DAVID MCCORMACK
CPR Worldwide has been appointed to handle Glaxo Wellcome s HIV portfolio after winning a three-way pitch. PR for the HIV portfolio was previously handled in-house. CPR s appointment marks the conclusion of a wide-ranging review of Glaxo Wellcome s PR arrangements (PR Week, 30 April) triggered by the...
CAMPAIGNS: Health PR - HOT receives a warm reception
06 Aug 1999 | by NICK PURDOM
. The results of the HOT study were announced at a press briefing at the International Society of Hypertension ... and Canada, did their own press briefings. A VNR was produced for broadcasters. Affiliates were ... press briefing in London in February. Ketchum s work on HOT continues, with mileage ...
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