Google and Facebook urged to forge stronger government ties
09 Mar 2012 | by Sara Luker
Google and Facebook should forge stronger relationships with governments and submit any proposed changes to consultations, tech comms experts have suggested.
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Digital marketing to be central to England's rugby World Cup
21 Mar 2012 | by John Reynolds
digital marketing will be central to the promotion of the event, says Paul Vaughan, chief executive
Government u-turn on social media after Home Secretary meeting
26 Aug 2011 | by Sara Luker
Prime Minister David Cameron's plans to ban rioters from social media sites were dismissed by the Home Secretary at a meeting with social media bosses yesterday.
PROs warn Facebook, Twitter and BlackBerry to 'limit help' to the Government
22 Aug 2011 | by Sara Luker
Tech PR professionals have warned that social networking sites must be careful about sharing data with the authorities after being summoned to Whitehall.
BASF selects FD network for Central and Eastern Europe
01 Apr 2010 | by Arun Sudhaman
Chemical giant BASF has handed its PR business in Central and Eastern Europe to FD's international
Central Office of Information recruits Nixon McInnes for social media brief
08 Mar 2010 | by Peter Hay
The Central Office of Information (COI) has appointed Nixon McInnes to devise and implement a
The World: Moscow - Central and eastern Europe upgrading to digital TV
03 Aug 2007
New research from Informa Telecoms & Media has found that central and eastern Europe is making
REVIEW: Government rules BT's ads in phone boxes is legal
17 May 2002
The Government has ruled that advertising on BT's 133,000 public telephone boxes throughout the UK is legal. - General release.
Government to legislate against illicit telephone box advertising
04 May 2001 | by Our Parliamentary correspondent
The Government has bowed to pressure from the advertising industry by announcing plans to make it a crime to place cards about prostitutes in telephone boxes. Ministers have agreed to bring in a maximum penalty of six months' imprisonment and a pounds 5,000 fine by amending the Criminal...
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