to remove filtersGovernment to levy fine on tobacco ban violations
18 Dec 2000
- People working in the advertising or tobacco industries who try to get round the Government s ban on tobacco promotion will be liable to a fine of 5,000 and three months imprisonment.
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Government to levy fine on tobacco ban violations
18 Dec 2000
- People working in the advertising or tobacco industries who try to get round the Government s ban on tobacco promotion will be liable to a fine of 5,000 and three months imprisonment.
Government includes Bill to ban tobacco ads in Queen's Speech
08 Dec 2000 | by Our Parliamentary correspondent
The Government began a race against time to ban tobacco advertising before the general election by including a Bill to outlaw tobacco promotion in the Queen s Speech on Wednesday.
Carat opens central trading negotiations
01 Dec 2000 | by Gordon MacMillan,
LONDON - Carat Group UK is opening central trading negotiations with media owners, which
MEDIA CHOICE: Ian Darby chooses Connex South Central's guerrilla advertising campaign to stop
24 Nov 2000 | by IAN DARBY
South Central Medium: Posters Media strategy: Tom Fletcher at All Response Media Creative ...
MEDIA: FORUM - Could broadcast self-regulation be on the cards? Apparently the Government wants to remove statutory controls on broadcast advertising. But is the industry ready to handle the task of regulating itself? Alasdair Reid investigates
27 Oct 2000 | by ALASDAIR REID
Can the forthcoming media White Paper possibly bear the weight of expectation that s already been placed on it? Last week, the speculation was about what s going to happen in the rich and strange world of advertising regulation, especially broadcast advertising regulation. And it is a particularly Byzantine...
CLOSE-UP: LIVE ISSUE/TOBACCO ADVERTISING - Tobacco ads still face threat from UK government. With a general election on the cards next year, Labour wants to enforce an ad ban
13 Oct 2000 | by Our Parliamentary correspondent
The tobacco industry is celebrating another tactical victory in its battle to stop a ban on its products being advertised, but the Government is already lining up its forces to ensure that it finally wins the war.
MEDIA FORUM: Should Greg Dyke's BBC now be brought to heel? Has the BBC gone too far with its drastic decision to compete with ITV's News at Ten? And should the Government step in, especially if it takes account of the wider picture?
13 Oct 2000 | by ALASDAIR REID
OK, maybe it was a stupid question. Could this really be the end of the News at Ten saga? we asked a couple of weeks back. Well, now we know the answer. No. Definitely not. Absolutely not. In fact, where this one s concerned, we ve probably only seen the end of the beginning rather than the beginning...
Ogilvy wins Government UK Online pitch
03 Oct 2000
- The Ogilvy Group is understood to have been appointed to run the Government s UK Online account.
Ogilvy wins Government UK Online pitch
03 Oct 2000
- The Ogilvy Group is understood to have been appointed to run the Government s UK Online account.
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