Business Wire
NOVEMBER 2, 2018
Business Wire news has been a part of the Associated Press and Press Association’s newswire for decades. As both organisations have introduced AI journalism in the last few years, we wanted to invite them along to discuss how the news industry is changing in the face of this new technology.
Steve Barrett on PR
NOVEMBER 2, 2018
The brutal murder and dismemberment of The Washington Post columnist and U.S. resident in a place that was supposed to be a safe haven is a somber reminder that we can't take universal freedoms for granted.
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Mark My Words
NOVEMBER 2, 2018
The Independent. Branding experts said the Met’s licensing deal could potentially be worth millions of pounds, but predicted Britons were unlikely to snap up the London force’s wares. “I think it has more of a hope to succeed as a foreign export,” public relations guru Mark Borkowski told the Evening Standard. “It’s that image you have of Beefeaters, Bobbies, telephone boxes and the Routemaster buses.”.
Communications Conversations
NOVEMBER 2, 2018
I know everyone is sick to death of blog posts titled this way. Really, I am aware. However, I just couldn’t think of a better way to title this post–and I really just wanted to write about this movie today. Because this was the best movie I’ve seen all year. Might have been the best movie I’ve seen in FIVE years. I mean, I dare you to watch this video and not tear up: It was that good.
Two years after its initial release, Peter H. Paulsen’s book, From Brick and Mortar to Prosperity, continues to inspire readers around the globe.
Mark My Words
NOVEMBER 2, 2018
Daily Mail. PR expert Mark Borkowski, who has worked with stars from Michael Jackson to Sir Cliff Richard, predicted the new range could make millions in foreign experts. ‘It’s that image you have for Beefeaters, Bobbies, telephone boxes and the Routemaster buses. It’s the Downton Abbey effect, the projection of the Olympics,’ he said. ‘I don’t think you’ll see floods of Londoners buying their cuddly Met plod toy with their uniforms.’ Read Article
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Mark My Words
NOVEMBER 2, 2018
Sputnik News. The deal, according to brand specialist Mark Borkowski could be worth millions. “I would think it would be on a par with what the London Underground has done. It could be worth millions,” Borkowski told the Standard. “Resources are stretched so let’s hope it is a multi-million pound success for London.” Recent dramas including Bodyguard has helped make the “sexiness” of the brand Mark Borkowski said.
Sarah Stimson
NOVEMBER 2, 2018
Yesterday I said goodbye to the Taylor Bennett Foundation at a gin fuelled evening. Here’s what I said in my speech (minus the tears): Yesterday I saw a LinkedIn update by Zubair Ahmed, who had just started a new job … Continue reading → The post Be kind, nothing else matters appeared first on SARAH STIMSON.
Mark My Words
NOVEMBER 2, 2018
Standard. PR guru Mark Borkowski, who has worked with everyone from Michael Jackson to American Express, said the deal could be worth millions. He told the Standard: “I think it has more of a hope to succeed as a foreign export. “It’s that image you have for Beefeaters, Bobbies, telephone boxes and the Routemaster buses. It’s the Downton Abbey effect, the projection of the Olympics.
Prohibition
NOVEMBER 2, 2018
It’s official – Prohibition has entered into the top 20 PR agencies in the North, as announced in the Prolific North top 50 PR Agencies 2018 on Tuesday, and it’s safe to say the team are over the moon! The prestigious announcement saw Prohibition qualify for a special mention as the agency moved up the rankings, by a fantastic 20 places, to be positioned 17 th on the list.
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Mark My Words
NOVEMBER 2, 2018
The Times. It doesn’t have quite the same ring as the NYPD but Scotland Yard is ready to try to follow the New York Police Department by using its name to sell branded clothes and trinkets. “I think it has more of a hope to succeed as a foreign export. “It’s that image you have for Beefeaters, Bobbies, telephone boxes and the Routemaster buses. It’s the Downton Abbey effect, the projection of the Olympics.
Mindful Marketing
NOVEMBER 2, 2018
by David Hagenbuch , founder of Mindful Marketing & author of Honorable Influence "In the future everybody will be world-famous for fifteen minutes." Social media has made Andy Warhol’s words at a 1968 Stockholm art exhibit more prophetic than ever. Notoriety for all seems nice, until we remember that despicable acts like mass murder also gain fame for those who do them.
Mark My Words
NOVEMBER 2, 2018
Evening Express. Great British Bake Off winner Rahul could make millions, says expert Publicist and strategist Mark Borkowski said Rahul Mandal’s victory was of the “zeitgeist”. “With Brexit and Trump, and the news full of terrible stories, there is something about this winner that epitomises what people are craving – niceness, people to be kind, genuine and authentic,” he said.
Mark My Words
NOVEMBER 2, 2018
Irish News. Great British Bake Off winner Rahul could make several million pounds “if he plays his cards right”, an industry expert has predicted. “With Brexit and Trump, and the news full of terrible stories, there is something about this winner that epitomises what people are craving – niceness, people to be kind, genuine and authentic,” he said. “There’s no narcissism.
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Mark My Words
NOVEMBER 2, 2018
York Press. Publicist and strategist Mark Borkowski said Rahul Mandal’s victory was of the “zeitgeist”. With Brexit and Trump, and the news full of terrible stories, there is something about this winner that epitomises what people are craving – niceness, people to be kind, genuine and authentic,” he said. “There’s no narcissism. His win just falls into that zeitgeist.
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