Media and public relations is one of Magenta’s core services
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National and trade media and public relations
- Sky News
- Financial Times
- Daily Telegraph
- Forbes
- The Times
- The Guardian
- The I
- City A.M
- Bloomberg
- Facilitate
- FMJ
- i-FM
- Workplace Insight
We can act as your press office and use our media and public relations know-how to keep your company in the public eye.
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Award-winning media and public relations in action
- 32 in FM/workplace/HR media
- 8 in general business media
- 13 in vertical titles such as finance and property
- 11 with backlinks to the Freespace site
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