Government tightens rules on car poster ads
12 Jun 2008 | by Our Parliamentary correspondent
LONDON - The Government is to tighten the rules on car ads to ensure that posters include green "health warnings" about how much pollution vehicles cause.
LONDON - Ministers have threatened to impose legislation to curb alcohol advertising after a government study found that it does result in more drinking.
LONDON - The Government is to tighten the rules on car ads to ensure that posters include green "health warnings" about how much pollution vehicles cause.
LONDON - The Government is to consider statutory controls over alcohol advertising as part of a new crackdown on under-age drinking ordered by Gordon Brown.
LONDON - The government is retreating from its threat to impose a ban on junk-food commercials.
The Government is expected to shelve plans for a new campaign to promote the MMR vaccine. Although BMP DDB is developing a new push amid concern about the low take-up, the Department of Health is worried that the move might backfire. Instead, it will target parents through GPs and with reassuring...
The Government is risking a public backlash as it prepares to launch an ad campaign to promote the MMR vaccine despite growing concerns about its safety. The Department of Health has reappointed BMP DDB to handle the campaign, which is expected to break in two weeks. - Marketing.
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The Government has rejected MPs demands for a new law to curb ads for cosmetic surgery despite growing concern that the public is being misled.
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