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STOP PRESS: Shell extends reputation turnaround
24 Sep 1999 | by DAVID MCCORMACK
Shell has embarked on a new stage of its reputation turnaround programme, with the launch of TV ads based around its staff. The spots run from 20 September to mid-December and the programme is being masterminded by Fishburn Hedges.
CAMPAIGNS: Public Affairs; The Body Shop wages eco war
08 Dec 1995 | by NICK CATER
of the Earth. All possible channels were used to raise public awareness including TV, radio, press ...
NEWS: STOP PRESS
01 Dec 1995
. The company has now ended a three year relationship with Infopress and brought its press relations work in ...
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