CAMPAIGNS: What The Media Say - PC party is a damp squib for the press
17 Aug 2001
. John Aldridge wrote in The Observer (12/8) that it would not be a case of 'post PC but PC plus' while ...
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MEDIA: Briefs
14 Jun 1996
of the participants were reversed. The ITC says the programme code was not breached. Adams heads Observer Review Tim Adams has been promoted to editor of the Observer s Review section. Andrew Purves, commissioning editor of the Independent on Sunday s Review section, is joining the Observer as deputy editor ...
CAMPAIGNS: A symbiotic relationship - Corporate PR
25 Sep 1998 | by NICK PURDOM
, emphasising the significance of the creation of Symbian. The Observer described it as a breathtaking deal ...
INTERNATIONAL: Oracle recruits former White House press man
08 Dec 2000 | by STEVE LILIENTHAL and DAVID MCCORMACK
philanthropy and 'thought leadership'. Observers suggested Lockhart is jumping out of the frying pan ...
Opinion: Apple has underestimated online outrage
21 Jan 2005 | by Kate Nicholas, kate.nicholas@haynet.com
such as MacMinute, Mac Observer, Mac Rumours, MacSlash and Apple Insider - one of the two blogs which have also been ...
HARD COMMERCIAL EDGE OF PR 1996: CONFERENCE REPORT; In Brief
12 Jul 1996
Industry is in a spin, says Hutton Observer editor Will Hutton told the conference that both PR and media professionals are facing growing pressure to spin, accent, or withhold information as companies seek to protect their corporate reputations, and media outlets try to differentiate ...
CRISIS MANAGEMENT: Quietly preparing for computer meltdown - Few corporations can claim to be fully prepared for looming millennium bug problems but equally few appear to have crisis management plans in hand to face potential problems
08 Jan 1999 | by NICHOLA TYRRELL
with other firms products. As Text 100 director Mark Adams observes: Hi-tech companies are likely ...
Top European Agencies 1997: BORDER CROSSINGS - IT development is fostering network growth as standardised agencies create virtual teams
25 Jul 1997
observes that: There is now much more dispersion of European headquarters to the Continent ...
FOCUS: HI-TECH PR - Finding a good home for the PC. More people are buying PCs, but are they leisure consumers or business users bringing work home from the office? By Stephanie France
08 Jan 1999 | by STEPHANIE FRANCE
- not a publication read by your average office PC user, observes Munro. Caraline Brown ...
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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.
