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Bartle Bogle Hegarty has created a new campaign for Missing People, an independent charity which offers support when a person disappears.
What, precisely, has the coalition Government achieved so far? While you ponder that question, I must declare a vested interest in this week's review.
The advertising industry has urged MPs to reject growing demands for a ban on alcohol ads. In a submission to the Commons Health Select Committee, the Advertising Association argued: "An advertising ban is not the solution to the complex problem of harmful alcohol consumption."
Agencies were this week left bewildered by the Government's plans for a leaner approach to communications in the wake of COI's demise.
This week, further details emerged of the Government's new approach to its comms campaigns after the demise of the COI in March.
When uncertainty over the economy overwhelmingly dominates the political debate, the steady slide in the Government's reputation for economic competence will cause David Cameron and George Osborne profound alarm.
Efforts to overhaul the way that PR is handled within the NHS have been thwarted after failing to win the backing of GPs.
Barclays Bank is the latest bank to hunt for lobbying consultancy to help it manoeuvre in the fast-moving European legislative environment.
Barnardo's public affairs team scored a major hit in changing the Government's approach to adoption. Puja Darbari, UK director of policy, research and media, tells Adam Hill why this was so important.
McCann London has created a TV spot designed to raise awareness of The Big Jubilee Lunch, the Eden Project's bid to get people together with their neighbours for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee on Sunday 3 June.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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