Ed Miliband breaks silence over Occupy London protest at right time, say PROs
07 Nov 2011 | by Sara Luker
Ed Miliband wrote about the Occupy London protests in the Observer on Sunday, striking the right
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CIPR attacks The Observer over 'sweeping' article
11 May 2012
In its most recent defence of the PR industry, the CIPR has criticised a leading Observer columnist for what it calls 'sweeping portrayals'. In a letter sent earlier this month, CIPR chief executive Jane Wilson spoke out against Nick Cohen's article entitled 'Beware PR men bearing dictators ...
Local government cuts could boost agency opportunities long-term, observers predict
13 Dec 2010 | by David Woods
With local government expecting the worst cuts to funding since the end of the Second World War, the cutbacks may eventually increase opportunities for agencies, according to one senior industry practitioner.
The week in lobbying
10 Jun 2009 | by David Singleton
conducted a poll of 5,000 readers of The Guardian and The Observer and found that 98 per cent supported a
David Cameron to bill Conservatives' as the 'party of business'
24 Feb 2012 | by John Owens
at restoring the Conservatives' image as the 'party of business', observers have said.
Sentencing U-turn confusion dubbed 'a mess of the Government's own making'
21 Jun 2011 | by Nadirah Kaba
of a strategic and coherent comms policy, observers have claimed.
What is a Thought Leader?
18 Jan 2012
and TLG invited a collection of in-house communications directors, and observers, to give their insights.
EHRC comms chief Kamal Ahmed quits for The Sunday Telegraph
27 Jul 2009 | by Kate Magee
Director of comms Ahmed is set to join the Sunday Telegraph as business editor. He is the latest in a series of senior colleagues to resign as pressure grows on the body s head Trevor Phillips to step down. Ahmed only moved into PR at the end of 2007 from The Observer, where he was executive editor ...
Children's Society leads bishops' announcement on Welfare Reform
21 Nov 2011 | by Matt Cartmell
of The Observer yesterday after it sent a letter to the newspaper signed by 18 Church of England bishops ... down and then our team got the bishops to sign it. We sold it in to [Observer policy editor] Daniel ... was printed in The Observer. Diocese of Ripon and Leeds press and comms officer John Carter said that he ...
Healthcare: On the Agenda - Morphine inhibits heart recovery
20 Apr 2012
as an exclusive, and offered a press release, drafted with the University of Bristol, to The Observer's science ... . Media coverage The Observer's story was picked up by The Telegraph online, and news sites in India ...
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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.
