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Creative
Partnerships
Creative
Partnerships A national
government initiative, established
to develop school children’s
potential, ambition, creativity
and imagination. FM coordinated
several workshop programmes
and provided editorial for
the project’s newsletter. |
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Cancer
Research UK
Britain’s leading
charity dedicated to cancer
research. FM raised their
profile in the black and
Asian communities by coordinating
the production of an R&B
single and music video. |
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The
Prince's Trust
The Urban Music Festival
is an annual concert that
has featured international
stars such as Beyonce, Jay-Z
and Alicia Keys. FM promoted
the event to black and Asian
youths and selected artists
for the festival’s
tour. |
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Simon
Webbe
As a member of chart-topping
boy band Blue, Simon achieved
phenomenal success recording
40 No. 1 singles and selling
10 million albums around
the world. FM delivered
a radio plugging service
for his debut solo single
Lay Your Hands. |
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Choice
FM
Choice reaches almost six
million people every week
and is the only urban station
in the UK’s largest
commercial radio group –
GcapMedia. Every week an
FM representative hosts
a celebrity news slot on
Angie Le Mar’s show,
the station’s biggest
weekend programme. |
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New
Nation Newspaper
Europe’s biggest-selling
African Caribbean weekly
newspaper reaches around
30,000 ABC readers every
week. FM supplies New Nation
with regional, national
and international news stories. |
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Pride
Magazine
The
UK’s first glossy
publication dedicated to
women of colour. Every month
FM supplies Pride with national
and international celebrity
news stories. |
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Overground
Concerts
Overground
is a music showcase that
provides exposure for British
underground artists and
producers. FM publicises,
coordinates, produces and
promotes this popular event. |
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Channel
U Best of British Awards
Britain's
premier TV station for urban
music held the first 'Best
of British Awards' ceremony
in 2005. FM delivered a
full PR service for the
event and produced the show. |
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Take
Down Hair Products
Take
Down is a US-based hair
product for the maintenance
of dreadlocks. FM raised
the international profile
of Take Down bycoordinating
a product launch event in
London. |
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The
International Black Media
Festival
to be held in Oxford
THE 4th International
Black Media Festival will
be held in Oxford from Friday
5 September to Monday 8
September.
The IBMF, which celebrates
the achievements of the
black professionals in creative
industries, features a screening
of work from new and innovative
film makers, a Black Heritage
Walk paying homage to black
scholars, workshops and
an open debate. 'The event's
aim is to promote independent
black cinema and showcase
emerging black talent,'
Pamela Roberts MA, founder
and executive director of
IBMF said. |
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