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Opinion: Leader - Embracing change is right strategy for TUI

This week we reveal TUI Thomson, the UK's biggest holiday company, is refocusing its PR agency

Profile: Soccer socialist - William Gaillard, director of communications and public affairs, Uefa

!' - and as we begin, his mobile trills: the Evening Standard wants Uefa's latest line on recent high...role to play... but we'll play it.' Gaillard grew up wanting to manage the French national team ... , not regulated. We are a social movement.' A Scandinavian-sounding sentiment, which Gaillard sustains: 'Our ... philosophy of Uefa is worth fighting for - we want to keep the football family together, from young teams ...

In full sail

could change' over the next two months. 'We want to shift away from our traditional specialist sailing

Profile: The cheerleader - Tim Hollingsworth, director of policy and communications, UK Sport

. The Conservatives are promising to merge UK Sport with Sport England to form a single sports funding body if elected ... to criticise failure. As an organisation we have to make sure the UK is as successful as it can be,' he says ... . Indeed, his fragile physique speaks of a body that has never seen the inside of a rugby scrum. But as we ...

Eurostar to promote faster links

said he wanted to ensure the benefits of the move to St Pancras - which promises to reduce journey ...

Public Sector: Post-industrial revolution

, it is obvious how the promise of a prize such as the Olympics prompts a city to launch a full-blown charm ... '. Finnegan adds that shifting perception about Liverpool is changing the life of the city on the ground: 'We ... : 'When we first began to market Belfast we knew that we would be battling against certain preconceptions ...

Media Relations: 2 minutes with Neil Worley Editor, MusicTech

professional. You have undergone a redesign. What's new? We probably provide more hard and fast tips and techniques than any other magazine. We felt it used to be a bit relentless - we concentrated on the recording side in the past, but didn't mention the end product, so now we have included interviews ...

Media Analysis: Runners head for the mainstream

penetration of the sport in today's society. 'I've rarely experienced a PR company that gets what we ... @natmag-rodale.co.uk Circulation: 77,546 (ABC, 2004) Define your editorial stance We're less about hardcore runners and more about health and fitness with an emphasis on running. When we look at the London Marathon, we're looking ...

South East Trains readies for crises

customer service,' said Arnott. 'Should we ever have a crash or a serious incident, we want to say and do ...

Media Analysis: Pictures pave way to magic of travel

: editorcntraveller@condenast.co.uk Is it fair to describe Traveller as an aspirational magazine? We are a glossy from the same stable as Vogue, Vanity Fair and Home Garden and we're certainly aspirational and upmarket. But that doesn't mean we are expensive. We appeal to all ages, from youngsters on a gap year ...

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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.