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After the Event

author"s portrait In an extract from their recently published book, How to Manage a Successful Press Conference, Ralf Leinemann and Elena Baikaltseva share their expertise on what needs to be done when a major publicity event or media briefing is over.

The Political Union of Arcelor Mittal

author"s portrait Julia Harrison, whose public affairs firm worked with Mittal Steel on its high profile acquisition of Arcelor, explains the importance of politics and political communication in cross border M&A deals.

Naked Truth About Animal Rights

author"s portrait PETA, a charity that campaigns for the ethical treatment of animals, sometimes strips its PR down to the bare essentials. By Kathy Guillermo.

IC Fails The Test

author"s portrait Research shows much is going wrong with internal communication. Rodney Gray says the way forward is to stop the relentless churn of written material and start engaging with employees.

Multinational Vs. Agency Network

author"s portrait Agency selection can be a complicated process. A marketer can choose the network route or the multinational route. Both offer distinct advantages, but what does an independent network have to offer? Nancy Bacher Long weighs up the pros and cons.

Just Connect The Dots

author"s portrait In the age of the prosumer and user generated content, there are tremendous possibilities for switched on communicators. Julie Atherton offers advice on using word of mouth techniques effectively in this new environment.
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