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30 Jan 1998 | by DOMINIC MILLS
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FCB nets Clairol and Nabisco tasks
30 Jan 1998 | by JOHN TYLEE
of Bristol Myers pharmaceutical brands across Central and Eastern Europe. Harry Reid, the FCB ...
EC officials poised to thwart UK car ad rules extension
30 Jan 1998 | by EMMA HALL
of the Advertising Standards Authority and the Independent Television Commission, will meet EC and UK Government ... on car advertising is part of a UK Government plan to improve road safety in Europe when it assumes ...
OMNICOM TAKEOVER OF GGT GROUP: Knives sharpened as Omnicom’s merger denials fail to quash fears
30 Jan 1998 | by EMMA HALL
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HEADLINER: Why buyers don’t mess with Carlton’s savage sales chief - Gary Digby’s harsh selling tactics are revered by the industry, Claire Beale says
30 Jan 1998 | by CLAIRE BEALE
his back was to hire him. Central was in such a mess, we were always getting shouted ...
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30 Jan 1998 | by JOHN TYLEE
Democrats have accused the Government of wasting millions of pounds on advertising. Malcolm Bruce, the Lib ... in the current financial year. Bruce attacked the Government for spending millions on ads explaining new ...
FORUM: Will digital TV’s launch prove to be a damp squib? - Digital television is great in theory - and that’s where some people in the advertising business feel happiest embracing it. The closer it comes to reality, the more ragged it see
30 Jan 1998 | by ALASDAIR REID
. And last week, there were mutterings when some agency people realised that there would be no central BDB ...
Media and entertainment are outdoor’s big spenders
30 Jan 1998 | by CLAIRE BEALE
Cosmetics and Toiletries 18.4 6.4 9 8 Government/Social and Political ...
INTERNATIONAL: SPONSORED BY MOTHER TONGUE WRITERS - ISSUE/Dentsu plans to expand global networks with flotation cash/The Japanese agency will invest in a second-string agency, Karen Yates says
30 Jan 1998 | by KAREN YATES
from Dentsu. Government approval for stock exchange listing in Japan takes up to three years ...
IPA calls for single regulatory body for all TV broadcasters
16 Jan 1998 | by CLAIRE BEALE
The Institute of Practitioners in Advertising is calling upon the Government to establish a single...The Institute of Practitioners in Advertising is calling upon the Government to establish a single regulatory body to cover both commercial television and the BBC. Concern has been mounting that commercial broadcasters are more heavily regulated than the BBC at a time when ...
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