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MEDIA FORUM: Is the Government listening on media ownership? Alasdair Reid gets a feel of the media industry reaction to the newly published government consultation document on media ownership

Plurality. Not an easy word to say at the best of times - but it has certainly become flavour of the month, especially in political circles. And why not? It's a feelgood word. It has a healthy, wholesome glow about it. A generosity of spirit. And yet it sounds impressively rigorous and...

REVIEW: Government to enter talks with agencies

The Government will enter talks with agencies about a 3 million marketing push for Travel Line, its project aiming to encourage more people to make use of public transport. COI Communications is co-ordinating the pitch process. - Marketing.

HOTLINE: The Advertising Association calls on the Government

The Advertising Association has called on the Government to immediately implement the Gambling Review Body's recommendation that remaining bans and restrictions on the advertising of gambling products should be lifted. But it is urging ministers to oppose plans to allow the Gaming Commission...

REVIEW: Government expected to postpone deadline for analogue TV

The Government is expected to postpone its deadline for switching off conventional analogue TV signals between 2006 and 2010 after it emerged that a scheme to pay to convert millions to digital has been shelved. - Financial Times.

Government poised to defend UK advertising industry

The Government has pledged its support for the advertising industry in its battle to prevent new European Union rules protecting consumers undermining agencies' freedom to run EU-wide campaigns. The Department of Trade and Industry has moved to allay the fears of the Advertising Association...

EDITORIAL: Government must take the IPA's advice

What person buys a financial product on the strength of a single ad? Must be the same one who understands the mumbo-jumbo contained in the compulsory "health warning". No such person exists. Which is why the Government should heed the IPA's advice and end this ridiculous requirement.

MEDIA FORUM: Should financial ads still have to carry warnings? - The IPA is urging the Government to abolish the wealth warnings on financial ads. What are the implications for advertising?

Is it time to ease up on the "wealth warning" requirements on financial services advertising? The IPA certainly thinks so - in a document produced last week it argues that the practice, which was introduced almost two decades ago to protect consumers, has become hollow and meaningless....

Government selects Saatchis to promote volunteer jobs body

The Government has drafted in Saatchi 19 million of funding over the next three years. Baroness Sally Greengross, the former head of Age Concern, is leading the organisation, which forms part of a 300 million government initiative announced by the chancellor, Gordon Brown, to publicise...

REVIEW: AOL Time Warner forms central group

AOL Time Warner has formed a central group to implement ad deals that reach across the company's outlets. The group will implement deals initiated by the company's Ad Council. - Advertising Age. ...

CLOSE-UP: LIVE ISSUE/GOVERNMENT ADVERTISING - Government adspend policy shows history repeating itself. Governments always gain from maximising adspend and Labour is no different

In the late 80s, an eager young member of the Labour Opposition's front bench team made his mark by attacking the Thatcher government when its advertising budget rocketed to more than 100 million a year. Today the boot is on the other foot because the rising Labour star in question was Tony...

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