Prudential has dropped Lexington as its retained public affairs adviser, turning instead to rival firm Open Road.
LONDON - Eurostar has cancelled a January radio sponsorship and is to review its 2010 marketing plans and use of social media as part of a contrite reaction to its ongoing service disruptions.
Ali Gee is leaving 3 Monkeys to take a newly-created role as planning director at Edelman.
LONDON - Eurostar has been forced to adapt its social media presence from marketing to crisis communications as the frustration of customers hit by the weekend's massive delays played out visibly on Twitter and Facebook.
Targeting the Copenhagen summit, the 2009 Earth Hour initiative turned the symbolic act of switching off lights into real action against global warming.
Ogilvy PR veteran Steve Dahllof will relocate from the US to Hong Kong to take on the role of Asia-Pacific CEO at the WPP network.
The eighty MPs that have defied demands to repay their expenses are certain to exacerbate public anger, PR experts warn.
Agencies vying for the London 2012 Olympics PR business have been asked whether they are willing to provide their services in return for sponsorship of the Games.
British Red Cross's head of corporate external affairs is leaving to head up comms at Plan UK.
The Local Government Association (LGA) has hit out at the AA for issuing a press release questioning whether councils are prepared for severe snowfall.
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