Public Relations: Comment - Don't expect awards for doing everyday, ordinary campaigns
When I think of a judge, I think of a severe person in a wig in a courtroom, looking down at everyone from afar. So as a judge at Media's 2004 PR Awards, I was surprised to find that I didn't feel high and mighty at all. In fact, a few times I felt quite humble, looking at some of the ambitious, creative work parading in front of me.
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