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Harvard’s Lee Brooke Quits For Global Role At Nokia
Lee Brooke has quit his role as MD of Bell Pottinger technology arm Harvard PR for a global role with mobile giant Nokia in Finland.
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Featured Story
PR and Search: A Match Made in Heaven?
When BP responded to its calamitous crisis earlier this year by buying up Google ads around such phrases as ‘oil spill’, it again illustrated the apparently inexorable convergence between the worlds of PR and search marketing.
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 Our annual Agency Report Cards profile the leading public relations consulting firms in North America, EMEA and the Asia-Pacific.
These profiles are written by our editor Paul Holmes, based on interviews with the firms themselves, published information, a review of the firm’s work (where possible) and discussions with clients and other industry experts. They are designed to provide prospective clients and employees with some insights into the character, strengths and specialized capabilities of each firm.
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Campaign of the Week
The Ingrid Betancourt Awareness Campaign
In 2007, FD’s Colombian subsidiary, FD Gravitas, took action against the kidnapping of well-known political figure and presidential candidate in Colombia, Ingrid Betancourt, through an awareness campaign for her release from capture by leftist guerillas.
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Agency of the Week
Prime PR
Perhaps the hottest public relations firm in Sweden over the past couple of years, Prime PR entered its 10th year in 2008 with fee income in excess of €10 million and close to 100 employees, enough to make it one of the two or three largest public relations firms in the Nordic market.
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Industry Analysis: Growth Returns and Edelman Surges in 1H 2010
A comparison of the PR revenue results of the key holding groups reveals that Edelman comfortably outperformed its rivals in the first half of 2010, a period where most networks saw a return to growth.
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Many Marketers Still Reluctant Social Networkers
Many corporate leaders are still reluctant to change their marketing approaches for the sake of social networking, according to a new national survey.
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Edholm Promoted to Lead Communications at Electrolux
Anders Edholm has been appointed senior vice president of corporate communications and head of group staff communications for home appliance manufacturer AB Electrolux
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Herman to Lead Bite's North American Operations
Bite Communications has appointed Michelle Herman as general manager, North America, reporting to chief executive Clive Armitage. She will be based in Bite’s San Francisco office and will oversee the company’s North American business.
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Herman to Lead Bite
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Fitzpatrick to Lead Communications at CIGNA
Insurance giant CIGNA Corporation has named Maggie FitzPatrick chief communications officer. FitzPatrick will have overall responsibility for global communications, reporting to chief executive officer David Cordani.
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WPP's PR Firms Show 3.2 Percent First Half Gain
WPP Group—parent to public relations firms including Burson-Marsteller, Cohn & Wolfe, Hill & Knowlton and Ogilvy Pubic Relations Worldwide—reported a 3.2 percent increase in its PR and public affairs business in the first half of 2009.
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Featured Story
Facebook EMEA Strategy Chief: Brands Still Nervous About Social Media
In a wide-ranging interview, Facebook EMEA strategy chief Trevor Johnson covers plenty of ground, including the biggest mistake brands make on Facebook, why marketers are still nervous about social media, and privacy concerns.
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