Otto makes 'Executive Decision'
21 Jun 2007 | by David Ward
,000 in New England alone, which made it a great placement. We had worked with the magazine in the past ...
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Interview: Ed Hula
17 Sep 2007 | by Ted McKenna
part time. A writer in England, another reporter in Germany, someone in Vancouver, and then two ...
Boston is breeding ground for tech outlets
30 Apr 2007 | by David Ward
England Cable Network, adding, It has really good local shows, and it s a really good opportunity ... EVP heading the New England corporate communications practice, says: The sites that are there ...
2007 ABR: Peppercom
23 Apr 2007
in London and a joint venture office in Birmingham, England. How many partly owned offices or affiliates ...
2007 ABR: Edelman-The Iconoclast
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, Germany London, England Madrid, Spain Milan, Italy Munich, Germany Paris, France Stockholm, Sweden Warsaw ...
2007 ABR: Cubitt Jacobs & Prosek
22 Apr 2007
, England How many partly owned offices or affiliates do you operate globally? None What offices opened ...
Chelsea preseason soccer tour taps into US market
21 Mar 2007 | by Marc Longpre
struck a deal with Sirius radio to broadcast a show, True Blue , before each of its games in England ...
Resurgence in Beantown
19 Mar 2007 | by Eleanor Trickett and Ted McKenna
Micho Spring Chair, US corporate practice/New England office head, Weber Shandwick Donald Wright ...
'The Economist' model is one to follow
10 Jan 2007 | by Hamilton Nolan
of pages on the nature of consciousness, the art of conversation, and the legacy of England s 19th century ...
What goes online
20 Apr 2006 | by Keith O'Brien
In England, there was Rough Trade, a record store that served as much as lounge as retailer. Shop clerks were portrayed as music curators, helping promote new genre movements like post-punk, ska, and hip-hop. In America, hip-hop street DJs built up their cred with record collections filled with obscure nuggets ...
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