spoof government information film in which a man learns to ask a well-endowed woman how to buy a T ...
. It has urged the Government to provide clearer direction on marketing less healthy foods to children ... . "If the industry fails to act, the Government must step in." The new rules, revised in April 2007 ...
, Central Focus Photographer: Matthew Shave Exposure: Outdoor, press THE LOWDOWN Just when you ...
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Instead, an incoming Tory Government would seek a series of voluntary "responsibility agreements ... balances freedom to advertise products with specific cross-industry and government action to promote improved diet, including consumption of increased fruit and vegetables." On alcohol, a Tory Government ...
Created by the Central Office of Information (COI), the sixty-second public service ad features a woman trying to smuggle illegal food back through customs. However the food found in the suitcase suddenly bursts into an upbeat song, with the chorus repeating the campaigns message "don't bring me back ...
government study found that it does result in more drinking.
: Noam Murro Editor: Russell Icke Post-production: Framestore Audio post-production Grand Central ...
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LONDON - The Government is to tighten the rules on car ads to ensure that posters include green...). The Government's crackdown follows a threat by the Alliance Against Urban 4x4s to take legal action over the way ...
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.
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