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. The poster perfectly encapsulated the dissatisfaction with the Labour Government in the run ... and effective propaganda effort by the British Government during the First World War that was subsequently ... to the Thatcher regime s proposals, transforming the issue from one of obscure local government administration ...
about being used . The Government reverted to being a very conservative advertiser in the inter ...
journalism. It defied the Japanese government with its coverage of the rice riots in 1918, and in 1988 ...
Government plans for the BBC to carry ads on its internet service, BBC Online (Campaign, 2 July...Government plans for the BBC to carry ads on its internet service, BBC Online (Campaign, 2 July), could fall foul of European Commission rules limiting mixed state-private funding, the culture secretary, Chris Smith, told a Commons committee. Sir John Birt, the BBC director-general, warned ...
December through a deal with Central Books. Flux has a print run of 35,000, with distribution principally ...
Chris Smith, the culture secretary, has named Richard Hooper as the new chairman of the Radio Authority. He will replace Sir Peter Gibbings, whose five-year term expires at the beginning of next year. Hooper is a founding member of the Government-regulated body, and will preside over the board for five ...
, the central Scottish station, into media planning schedules. The Katz team, led by sales director David ...
are the Central Office of Information and Sony Records. The channel is carried on cable and satellite ...
How should we, the foot soldiers in this grand media battle, react to the proposed merger of UK media giants such as Carlton and United News s 25 per cent share of ad revenue rule, they would still have an ominously powerful selling position, offering buyers a package including Carlton, Central ...
, the rules that govern other companies will be overturned. At the moment, no two national sales forces ...
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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