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The Agency Business Report, published annually, includes yearly rankings of PR firms, analyses of trends driving the industry, and profiles of agencies of all sizes.
Agency Business Report 2012
US GDP grew just 1.7% in calendar year 2011, hitting a high of 3% in Q4, but PR agencies bucked this trend and posted another set of impressive results for the communications services industry.
Previous Agency Business Reports
Agency Business Report 2011: There's strength in these numbers
This year's Agency Business Report paints a positive picture across the board of a sector that returned to robust health in 2010 and benefited from its clients unlocking their wallets.
Agency Business Report 2010: Road to recovery
Following a year in which client budgets and agency revenues decreased, industry heads are cautiously optimistic about the outlook for 2010.
Agency Business Report 2009
By all accounts, 2008 was a year filled with both good and bad financial performances. Now, in the midst of a recession, agencies are working harder than ever to make the best of 2009.
Agency Business Report 2008
The PR industry was stronger than ever in 2007, as many firms grew consistently across practice areas and without significant numbers of acquisitions to bolster revenues.
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