Opinion: PR students are the stars of tomorrow
23 Jul 2004 | by Julia Hobsbawm, julia@hmclondon.co.uk
as part of the coursework. I think this is crucial. Achieving dry academic excellence by itself ...
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City & Corporate: Companies make a virtue of doom
21 Nov 2008 | by Anthony Hilton
on the way up. Most observers think the BT statement looks more dramatic than it is. Several thousand people ...
Analysis: Haines sees PR benefits in 'Big Tent'
13 Dec 2002 | by Adam Hill
. 'I think PR is well understood (in the advertising industry),' he says, adding that the days when ad ...
Analysis: Criticism mounts as AVEs rise again
08 Nov 2002 | by Ed Shelton
, says: 'Deep down all PR people know AVEs are complete rubbish. A lot of clients think they are rubbish ... clients agree. COI Communications head of sponsorship and PR Oliver Hickson says: 'I think AVEs have ...
Ad baron Page is mooted to secure Cordiant Comms
13 Sep 2002
GGC - is one of several brands owned by Cordiant. 'I don't think Cordiant works in a cohesive way ...
ANALYSIS: Chime's Bell keeps stoking the fires
16 Aug 2002 | by Adam Hill
over a period of time. I don't think we've underperformed. We performed on par in a very difficult ... the dearth of M&A and IPO work. I don't think it's anything company-specific. They have a good chunk ...
Industry defiant as WPP results reflect downturn
31 Aug 2001 | by HOLLY WILLIAMS
advertising has been very weak, globally PR is the industry that is suffering the most. I don't think we ...
Industry defiant as WPP results reflect downturn
31 Aug 2001 | by HOLLY WILLIAMS
advertising has been very weak, globally PR is the industry that is suffering the most. I don't think we ...
ANALYSIS: Numbers fail to add up in radio fiasco - What started as a simple release of radio audience figures has suddenly become an embarrassing war of words between long-term rivals radio and TV
31 Aug 2001 | by ADAM HILL
to its image, it thinks it has not done radio as a whole any harm - especially given Platt's comment ...
ANALYSIS: Numbers fail to add up in radio fiasco - What started as a simple release of radio audience figures has suddenly become an embarrassing war of words between long-term rivals radio and TV
31 Aug 2001 | by ADAM HILL
to its image, it thinks it has not done radio as a whole any harm - especially given Platt's comment ...
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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.
