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The Marketing Mix: Should PR Be Soup Or Salad? lorriebeauchamp, 16 May 2013Well said, Carol. I've been trying to educate clients for decades on the difference between PR and advertising, and have noticed the same "blurring" of ...10 Ways To Design The PR Agency Of The Future Sue Lynn, 16 May 2013Thank you Paul. Very insightful indeed and it definitely gives me (and obviously others in the industry) lots to think about. Agencies are probably d ...Former Huawei Comms Chief Ross Gan Joins Temasek f lang, 15 May 2013once again proof that non-Singaporeans in Singapore really end up hiring more and more non-Singaporeans. Arun Sudhaman, 15 May 2013Ross Gan is a local. If you mean a Singapore native. Mawson Rubenstein, 15 May 2013no locals could fill this job? amazing especially for a company that uses the people's moneyGoogle MENA's Maha Abouelenein : "The barrier of fear has been broken" Al, 15 May 2013Is Maha joking? Try getting online and using your name to criticize the government in Bahrain or the UAE. And don't even mention Syria. Governments are ...The Marketing Mix: Should PR Be Soup Or Salad? Mark Paterson, 14 May 2013Great stuff, Carol. For 10 years we've called ourselves "the vital ingredient" in that salad. Under this metaphor we could be the olives, the cheese or ... Stephanie Lentz, 14 May 2013I completely agree, this is a brilliant article. My clients (both past and present) were mostly clear on how PR was different from advertising, but th ...Hasbro Moves UK Consumer PR Duties To Bite Stuart Bruce, 14 May 2013... and personally I can't forgive Hasbro for replacing the iron with a cat for the sake of a publicity stunt. Stuart Bruce, 14 May 2013I think "more than a decade" for Mason Williams is possibly an understatement. Not certain, but I think Monopoly might have been a Mason Williams clien ...
lorriebeauchamp, 16 May 2013
Well said, Carol. I've been trying to educate clients for decades on the difference between PR and advertising, and have noticed the same "blurring" of ...
Sue Lynn, 16 May 2013
Thank you Paul. Very insightful indeed and it definitely gives me (and obviously others in the industry) lots to think about.
Agencies are probably d ...
f lang, 15 May 2013
once again proof that non-Singaporeans in Singapore really end up hiring more and more non-Singaporeans.
Arun Sudhaman, 15 May 2013
Ross Gan is a local. If you mean a Singapore native.
Mawson Rubenstein, 15 May 2013
no locals could fill this job? amazing especially for a company that uses the people's money
Al, 15 May 2013
Is Maha joking? Try getting online and using your name to criticize the government in Bahrain or the UAE. And don't even mention Syria. Governments are ...
Mark Paterson, 14 May 2013
Great stuff, Carol. For 10 years we've called ourselves "the vital ingredient" in that salad. Under this metaphor we could be the olives, the cheese or ...
Stephanie Lentz, 14 May 2013
I completely agree, this is a brilliant article. My clients (both past and present) were mostly clear on how PR was different from advertising, but th ...
Stuart Bruce, 14 May 2013
... and personally I can't forgive Hasbro for replacing the iron with a cat for the sake of a publicity stunt.
I think "more than a decade" for Mason Williams is possibly an understatement. Not certain, but I think Monopoly might have been a Mason Williams clien ...
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