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Boots in controversial tie-up for Atkins range UK launch
19 Dec 2003 | by Gordon MacMillan,
on health, Atkins Nutritional has struck lucky. A recent survey found that the majority of the UK public ... that it is simply responding to public demand. Roger Spicer, Atkins managing director in the UK, said: "We are responding to demand from the public. Currently, some 6,000 people are buying American products over ...
DIRECT: Depaul Trust nets DMA's Grand Prix for DRTV activity
18 Dec 2003
Services. Story was rewarded for its Glenmorangie work. ...
BRAND HEALTH CHECK: Barnardo's - Have Barnardo's shock ads alienated donors?
18 Dec 2003 | by Sam Solley
and risked turning the public against it? We asked Paul Kitcatt, creative partner of KitCatt Nohr Alexander ... efforts in communicating to key stakeholders through public relations, public affairs and research. ...
Government criticised for placing job ads with Guardian
15 Dec 2003 | by Claire Billings,
for public sector jobs with left-wing newspaper The Guardian....A study by Nielsen Media Research showed that 26,175 out of 42,914 public sector jobs placed ... . The figures will trigger criticisms that the Labour government is filling all the public sector roles with its supporters. However, The Guardian has been known for its strong public sector recruitment pages long before ...
US planned to avoid media gaffe with capture of Saddam
15 Dec 2003 | by Gordon MacMillan,
released to the press creating a public relations nightmare. This time around, with Saddam, the US was able ...
HOTLINE: The Government to bring in tougher rules
12 Dec 2003
complaints that the public is being confused. Patricia Hewitt, the trade and industry secretary, said
Saatchis launches anti-racism ads to back Emma awards
12 Dec 2003
will run in ethnic media publications. The ads were written by Paul Ewen and art directed by Samrai Singh ...
EDITORIAL: The resurrection of lobbying's role
12 Dec 2003
of such phrases as 'parliamentary lobbying,' to be replaced by loftier notions of integrated public affairs ... -school 'parliamentary lobbying' has made a dramatic return to public life. As the battle heats up for the minds ...
WORLD: STUART ELLIOTT IN AMERICA
12 Dec 2003 | by Stuart Elliott is the advertising columnist at The New York Times
for publications such as the Weekly Standard, also bankrolled by papa Murdoch, and the New York Sun ...
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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.
