01 Dec 2000
| by Our Parliamentary correspondent
The advertising industry is embroiled in a row with the Government over a strong attack...The advertising industry is embroiled in a row with the Government over a strong attack by the chancellor, Gordon Brown, on the pre-Christmas blitz promoting presents for children.
The Institute of Practitioners in Advertising has written to Brown asking him to clarify his remarks amid fears that they might ...
24 Nov 2000
| by ANDY FRY
was opening up to the global economy and financial institutions like the European Central Bank and Frankfurt ...
24 Nov 2000
| by ANDY FRY
was opening up to the global economy and financial institutions like the European Central Bank and Frankfurt ...
24 Nov 2000
| by RICHARD COOK
tick.
He might have put in place computer systems at NatWest that govern everything from colours ...
03 Nov 2000
| by ANNA GRIFFITHS
up a central executive committee with 17 directors and is seeking to get closer to the key editorial ...
03 Nov 2000
| by RACHEL MILLER
signature that the government is working on to provide security. But at the moment, many e-commerce sites ...
20 Oct 2000
| by EMMA HALL
have one clear strategy. Teenagers have the same universal aspirations.
A central pool of seven ...
29 Sep 2000
| by EMMA HALL
. Advertisers do ask for pan-European planning, but we don't sell centrally. We don't think that advertisers ...
-European ratecard and I am busy presenting this to clients so that they can co-ordinate their planning centrally ...
strong presence in most markets and, while the strategy is decided centrally, fierce debate rages ...
29 Sep 2000
| by EMMA HALL
. Advertisers do ask for pan-European planning, but we don't sell centrally. We don't think that advertisers ...
-European ratecard and I am busy presenting this to clients so that they can co-ordinate their planning centrally ...
strong presence in most markets and, while the strategy is decided centrally, fierce debate rages ...
15 Sep 2000
| by MATTHEW COWEN
of Labour's general election victory. 'Most people are suspicious of the Government now, although they weren ...