to remove filtersNumber 10 should heed worries over foreign ownership
01 Aug 2002
of regulators or parliament. There are several problems with this scenario. First, the government's draft bill ...
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Government concedes to TV ads self-regulation
31 Oct 2002 | by Parliamentary correspondent,
-regulatory system for print advertising have been boosted by a U-turn by the government....with the government over its reluctance to give a firm green light to self-regulation for TV and radio ads ... . But the government adopted much more positive language about the AA's plan this week when it replied ... . The culture secretary Tessa Jowell and the trade and industry secretary Patricia Hewitt said: "The government ...
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31 Jan 2002
-- with all that it represents in terms of comfort, security and familiarity -- has become more central ...
Digital publishers hold a firm line as Drayton takes on BBC
24 Jan 2002
. The central cause is that the BBC threatens to undermine the competitiveness of the UK's digital publishing market. In government discussions they tend to bundle in digital publishing with broadcasting, which we ... such as the Periodical Publications Association and Internet Advertising Bureau. And no-one else lobbies on this central ...
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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.
