OpenTV chooses MS&L, gets rid of Miller-Shandwick
20 Dec 1999 | by AIMEE GROVE
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA: OpenTV has dumped stateside agency of record Miller-Shandwick and handed its dollars 500,000 US account to Manning, Selvage & Lee.
LOS ANGELES: Seeking to undercut Nokia s current status as cell phone to the stars, Motorola has launched a multimillion-dollar marketing and publicity push to court Hollywood s elite.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA: OpenTV has dumped stateside agency of record Miller-Shandwick and handed its dollars 500,000 US account to Manning, Selvage & Lee.
SUNNYVALE, CA: General Magic, which this summer launched a new consumer Web service called myTalk, has announced the hiring of TSI Communications as its PR firm of record.
GOLDEN, CO: New Global Telecom (NGT), a facilities-based telecom provider, is on the hunt for its first-ever PR agency.
Orange has hired Henry s House to promote its substantial film sponsorship programme, on an estimated budget of pounds 500,000.
NEW YORK: Vorhaus s Kellogg s business, will be responsible for all consumer accounts at Vorhaus, whose client roster includes Domino s Pizza, Buick and Russell Stover Candies.
TORONTO: Canadian hi-tech specialist High Road Communications has restructured to exploit some of the fastest-growing technologies in the marketplace.
It s all about building and maintaining the brand. Hi-tech PR firms have hammered this mantra into clients minds for years, but a recent spate of agency name changes suggests that this principle has gone right out the window.
Terence Gibbons, former head of national and regional PR for the Millennium Dome, has joined Band and Brown as group account director in charge of e-commerce clients. Reporting to chairman Nick Band and managing director Gill Brown, Gibbons started work last month on BT internet and web-based shopping...
Cisco, the world s leading builder of internet-based telecoms infrastructures, has appointed ex-Medialink account director Paola Tich to become the company s first broadcast media manager for Europe.
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