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Death By Execution

By: Chris Bailey 02/02/2007
author"s portrait Chris Bailey believes creatively-minded PR agencies are well equipped to deliver ‘The Big Idea’ for clients. Yet he warns that great ideas can die when executed badly.

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Higher Standard, New Life

By: Scott White 02/02/2007
author"s portrait Standard Life transformed itself from a media-wary mutually owned entity into a PR-friendly FTSE 100 company. Scott White recounts the massive changes required.

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Bulgaria’s Challenging Entry Into the EU

By: Gergana Vassileva 02/02/2007
author"s portrait An IPRA-endorsed conference in Sofia late last year explored the PR problems and opportunities relating to EU accession. By Gergana Vassileva.

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PR Takes Hold In Mexico’s C-Suites

By: Tim Scerba 02/02/2007
author"s portrait The emergence of true multi-party democracy in Mexico has spurred the growth of Public Relations in the world’s 13th largest economy. By Tim Scerba.

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Resisting The Disease Mongering Jibes

By: Karen Reina 02/02/2007
author"s portrait Disease awareness programs have come under attack from several prominent physicians. Karen Reina offers advice on how to ensure the ongoing effectiveness of such initiatives.

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Ethics: from ancient Athens to modern Brussels

By: Philip Sheppard 02/02/2007
author"s portrait Philip Sheppard explains why he has chosen Ethics in PR as the theme for his year as IPRA President and picks out a couple of key points from the new Code of Brussels that relate to the good conduct of public affairs.

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