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The changes are being promoted through an ad campaign on the London Underground and a major point-of-sale campaign. 'There is a big marketing push around the redesign, because it is the first in seven years,' editor Deborah Joseph told PRWeek. This new format provides a range of opportunities for PR ...
entry to be a high priority (perhaps even to the point of distraction) and task its comms staff to "do ...
from the impoverished central belt, while Londoners might become agitated at the wealth ...
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London Evening Standard column last year, journalist Chris Blackhurst, noting the lack of UK brands ...
Late last year, Financial Services Authority chief Hector Sants met with the Occupy London
sustainability. Challenges remain in creating globally agreed, relevant and transparent standards for the new ... and imaginative. Addressing sustainability now is even more relevant than before. It has the potential to drive ...
, information can flow around any point of failure and even in a crisis situation, the system retains some ... , best known as the business that makes the internet 'work', will be responsible for keeping the London ... praised by David Cameron for supporting 'Silicon Roundabout', the Tech City in east London the Government ...
of illegal timber. If we are not being challenged, we will raise standards ourselves. While 'greening ...
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.
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