THOUGHTS
16.05.2010 The GK Lobby Survey 2010: A mythbusting vote of confidence for lobbying.
06.04.2010 Creativity versus control?
13.03.2010 THE FIRST-PERSON GOVERNMENT
01.03.2010 THE CABINET MINISTER AS A LONELY RIDER
15.09.2009 The Norwegian General Election: Conflicts right and left
20.08.2009 GOVERNMENT CRISIS EXPECTED
21.07.2009 AMBUSH JOURNALISM BACKFIRE
12.07.2009 PR outlook: challenges and opportunity
27.03.2009 Football''s second coming
25.07.2006 VISIONS, VALUES AND WHAT’S WORSE
01.06.2006 SLEEP DEPRIVATION AND TRANSFER OF POWER WITH THE AID OF COMMUNICATION
BEST IDEA WINS
Two major British ad agencies, Karmarama and BMB, recently announced that they are to open in-house PR agencies. They are following in the wake of agencies like M&C Saatchi, Ogilvy, Publicis and TBWA. The battle between PR and advertising is escalating. But the swords and battlefields are swapped for modern warfare. It all happens behind enemy lines. The ad agencies starts thei
Two major British ad agencies, Karmarama and BMB, recently announced that they are to open in-house PR agencies. They are following in the wake of agencies like M&C Saatchi, Ogilvy, Publicis and TBWA. The battle between PR and advertising is escalating. But the swords and battlefields are swapped for modern warfare. It all happens behind enemy lines. The ad agencies starts thei







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