Railtrack case puts focus on Gov't PR
01 Jul 2005 | by Anthony Hilton, City commentator on London's Evening Standard, anthony.hilton@haynet.com
out is referred to as 'grannies losing their blouses'. On another occasion Vadera says: 'I think ...
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Media Analysis: Pictures pave way to magic of travel
15 Jul 2005
in their approach.' He also recommends more lateral thinking when pitching to less obvious titles such as Food ...
Profile: Another magic kingdom - Siobhan Kenny, V-P of communications EMEA, Walt Disney Television
01 Jul 2005 | by Ian Hall
that it's sometimes hard to think strategically in that kind of environment.' A wise hire, no doubt ...
Brains supports Welsh rugby at the right time
17 Jun 2005 | by Stephanie Siegle
strategy: 'More positive thinking from Brains'. Objectives To create awareness of Brains as the sponsor ...
Profile: Music to her ears - Jacquie Chalmers, co-founder, Amazing
17 Jun 2005 | by Alex Black
Chalmers. 'I'd been thinking about it for a couple of years and instinctively it just felt right. I always ...
City & Corporate: Flotation PR needs long-term thinking
13 May 2005 | by Anthony Hilton, City commentator on London's Evening Standard; anthony.hilton@haynet.com
Jessops, the high-street camera retailer, is having a hard time, but should anyone be surprised? As if the rush to digital was not disruption enough, the industry now has to cope with cameras in mobile phones.
Profile: Soccer socialist - William Gaillard, director of communications and public affairs, Uefa
01 Apr 2005 | by Ian Hall
with such egalitarianism? He responds: 'People say the Champions League has created a monster. I don't think that ...
Public Sector: Post-industrial revolution
04 Mar 2005
city that can think of itself as a destination and build a communication plan around that is one step ... at the negative impact PR can have on a destination to think how it can also work in a positive way. Think of how ... to offer, especially in the South-East, where they think we are dirty, violent and industrial ...
Profile: The cheerleader - Tim Hollingsworth, director of policy and communications, UK Sport
04 Mar 2005 | by Richard Cann
bespectacled corporate appearance. 'You're going to think I'm lying - the wreck I am now,' he whimpers ...
Opinion: Fans have little voice in Man Utd plc
18 Feb 2005 | by Charlie Whelan, charlie.whelan@haynet.com
think they matter but they don't. ...
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Making the most of mobile
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.
