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Greenfield Project Management

Greenfield Project Management plans to build a giant bioethanol factory in Belarus to supply transport fuel, primarily to the EU under the latter's drive to reduce greenhouse gas emissions under the Kyoto Protocol. Greenfield engaged publicEye media as corporate communications advisors in the run-up to the launch of this major project. As part of that, we created a successful media campaign in East Europe and the CIS as well as in Ireland.

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Greenfield
press pack

Art-Acquire Netherlands

Art-Acquire has an interesting proposition. If you wish to buy modern and contemporary art works, but are too time-poor to visit the exhibitions and workshops a serious art habit entails, the Dutch firm's consultants will quiz you on your tastes and inclinations, then produce a narrowed-down range of works to choose from — a personalised catalogue. When the consultancy decided to ramp up its business with a break into the Mid-East market, they chose publicEye media to devise a three-month publicity campaign for an exhibition in Dubai in May 2007. The media project was a stunning success, with print, internet, TV and radio exposure beyond all expectation. We calculate that the print space alone devoted to the Art-Acquire show would have cost almost €70,000 to buy as ad space. Some achievement!

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news release

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Emirates Today feature

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Gulf News feature

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TimeOut Dubai feature

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website

South Coast Community Television

South Coast Community Television applied for a digital broadcast licence in 2000. Concerned at delays by the regulator, SCTV brought us in to create a short-term press campaign late in 2001 and to oversee all communications. The campaign was very successful, achieving important coverage both in print and broadcast media, and on significant discussion boards monitored by ComReg, such as boards.ie. RTE radio and TV, Irish Independent, Irish Times, Irish Examiner, Business & Finance and Sunday Tribune gave the story its fullest coverage. SCTV was finally awarded a licence to broadcast digital terrestrial TV in the Munster region, covering over 300,000 households, in 2004.

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information feature

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SCTV fact file

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full digital service
press release