Dell chooses head of 'Da Vinci'
12 Dec 2007 | by Irene Chang
PRWeek's cover story focused on Dell choosing WPP for the $4.5 billion task of creating the integrated agency, ‘Da Vinci.'
President Bush will replace Karen Hughes, slated to leave this Friday, with James K. Glassman, reports the Associated Press.
PRWeek's cover story focused on Dell choosing WPP for the $4.5 billion task of creating the integrated agency, ‘Da Vinci.'
SUNNYVALE, CA: Yahoo has selected GolinHarris to handle the consumer PR for its network division, the company confirmed.
TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS: The Honduran government's investment promotion agency has hired a consortium to promote Honduras among US investors from the travel and tourism, agribusiness, light manufacturing, and services industries. The consortium is led by Washington-based Global Communicators (GC).
NEW YORK: Cordis Corporation has hired Edelman to handle PR for the company's drug-coated stent Cypher, as the device maker attempts to market the stents directly to consumers for the first time.
Denver: A bipartisan group of scientists and former politicians has launched extensive outreach touting a full "climate action plan" for the next US president to implement in his or her first 100 days in office.
EL SEGUNDO, CA: Air New Zealand has named CRT/tanaka AOR for North America, replacing incumbent Cohn & Wolfe.
ATLANTA: The Home Depot has unveiled its first-ever social media campaign to drive gift card sales during the holidays.
NEW YORK, NY: Charmin is once again offering public restrooms in Times Square, this time in an effort to unroll two new brands.
Here in America, obesity-related communications work is big business. That's because obesity itself is a big problem. Since 1980, obesity rates among US men and women have more than doubled, to roughly a third of the entire population.
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