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13 Jul 2001 | by GERRY MOIRA, the executive creative director of Publicis
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PRIVATE VIEW: Robert Campbell is the executive creative director at Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R
07 Dec 2001 | by ROBERT CAMPBELL, executive creative director at Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R
fail to finish the marathon dressed as a big, wobbly yellow telephone. Sorry. I'm not sure ...
Met in new race PR blunder with poet
03 Jul 2001 | by Jenny Cowdy
to me to help them with their recruitment problems. I'm sorry, but the fact is I have been a victim ...
PRIVATE VIEW: Leon Jaume
29 Jun 2001 | by LEON JAUME, the creative director at WCRS
to do to stave off shock fatigue. What a morbid ending. Sorry. EMAP Project: Q magazine ...
PROFILE: Salli Randi, Blue Rubicon - Former Blair aide on consultancy course - Labour's loss is Blue Rubicon's gain as Salli Randi joins in consultancy role
22 Jun 2001 | by PETER SIMPSON
communications knowledge that was invaluable, and we were sorry, though not surprised, to see her leave. Tony ...
MEDIA: ELECTION COVERAGE - AN EXPERT'S VIEW. The BBC's coverage outgunned ITV's on style and substance on the night, Steve Aldridge writes
15 Jun 2001 | by STEVE ALDRIDGE, a creative partner at Partners Andrews Aldridge
sorry for Martin Bashir, who had to stand outside the Tory Party headquarters all night. I ...
Johnson quits GPC to take media relations job at GLA
04 May 2001 | by GIDON FREEMAN
Johnson's boss when he assumed the role in January, said: 'Joy is extremely talented and I am sorry ...
PROFILE: TIM ALLAN: Sky's the limit as Allan goes solo in PR world - Advising Tony Blair is just one of slick operator Tim Allan's CV highlights
04 May 2001 | by HOLLY WILLIAMS
, he is sorry to confirm that Campbell will not be on his target list. Throughout PR ...
OPINION: Campbell decision comes as no surprise
20 Apr 2001 | by CHARLIE WHELAN - prweek@haynet.com
the economic strategy of my boss and so I decided to call it a day. Campbell was not sorry to see ...
PRIVATE VIEW: This week's brave Private Viewer is given a run for his money by one of advertising's most influential and discerning critics - that's Steve Henry, builder, who is known to agencies everywhere as The Man In The Street
13 Apr 2001 | by STEVE HENRY 1, a creative partner of HHCL & Partners. STEVE HENRY 2, a self-employed builder from East Ham, London
- but not any of these. Sorry. Starbucks shows us two ads. The first opens with a man arriving ... mistake them for a WWF wrestling ad. If I saw these on a billboard I wouldn't take much notice. Sorry ...
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