Issue 10 - July 2006
Butcher, baker, candlestick maker: Tesco, your friend on every corner?
Butcher, baker, candlestick maker
Author: Andrew Cave | Topic: Public relations
Andrew Cave looks at how Tesco, the country's biggest supermarket chain,is making efforts to pursuade consumers that it's message is positive and fighting back against accusations that it is destroying the high street
You're fired! You're rubbish!
Author: Karen Higginbottom | Topic: Internal communications
Bullying at work can be a problem, but a sucessful internal comms programme can help. Karen Higginbottom reports
Looking for the right one
Author: Joanne Hart | Topic: Public relations
The chemistry has to be right betrween PR agencies and the in-house corporate communications department, as Joanne Hart discovers
Time management
Author: Philip Robinson | Topic: Best practice
Slicing and dicing your executive into bite-sized chunks is a fine art - and it won't hurt a bit, as Philip Robinson discovers
F*C it. That's a great story
Author: Nina Montagu-Smith | Topic:
Jason Hollands,head of communications at fund manager Foreign & Colonial, shares his top ten tips for getting press coverage with Nina Montagu-Smith
Down to Earth
Author: Rosie Murray-West | Topic:
Rosie Murray-West meets Robin Maynard, who gets his hands dirty with the Soil Association
From cheese facts to cheesy pitches
Author: Andrew Edgecliff-Johnson | Topic: Public relations
PR's beware FT media editor Andrew Edgecliff-Johnson keeps a file of useless irrelevant and baffling press releases and is ready to expose the worse culprits
Post Haste
Author: Nina Montagu-Smith | Topic:
Nina Montagu-Smith looks at TNT Post, the re-branded Dutch delivery service determined to take on the Royal Mail
