Government set to slash advertising spending
07 Dec 2009 | by Staff
LONDON - The government will announce a 25 per cent cut in communications spending in this week's pre-budget report, according to a report.
LONDON - The IPA today said that government plans to slash its advertising by a quarter, confirmed this afternoon, could have a net cost for society in the long run.
LONDON - The government will announce a 25 per cent cut in communications spending in this week's pre-budget report, according to a report.
LONDON - The government today launched a new campaign to encourage people to talk about sex more.
LONDON - The government is to ensure academic theories are at the core of campaigns designed to change behaviour.
LONDON - A forthcoming government guide, announced today, could remove inconsistencies in the way government departments assess the value of their advertising.
LONDON - The government could introduce a levy on product placement if alcohol, gambling and unhealthy foods are included in any future reversal of the current ban.
LONDON - The Government is allowing advertising on one of its official websites for the first time.
The Department of Health is launching a new set of TV and poster ads warning about the dangers of spreading swine flu.
LONDON - The Advertising Standards Authority has launched an investigation into a Government climate change ad campaign by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO.
LONDON - The Government has rejected calls by MPs for a new crackdown on marketing by tobacco companies.
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